Xavier Becerra

California Attorney General

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Xavier Becerra on KCRW

The Trump administration announced last week that online-only learning is not an option for international students.

California sues Trump administration over foreign student visas

The Trump administration announced last week that online-only learning is not an option for international students.

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California Attorney General Xavier Becerra hit a milestone recently: He's now sued the Trump Administration more times than the Texas Attorney General sued the feds during Barack…

Calif. Attorney General Xavier Becerra on the census and combatting Trump

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra hit a milestone recently: He's now sued the Trump Administration more times than the Texas Attorney General sued the feds during Barack…

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Cities nationwide held massive rallies over the weekend protesting President Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy and the separation of kids from their parents at the border.

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra on migrant family separation

Cities nationwide held massive rallies over the weekend protesting President Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy and the separation of kids from their parents at the border.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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