New York Attorney General

Has led multistate coalitions defending access to the abortion medication mifepristone, including an amicus brief asking the U.S. Supreme Court to stay a Fifth Circuit ruling that would have reinstated in-person dispensing requirements.

“10,000 guns is pathetic”

In the Oct. 8 debate with Letitia James, responding to James citing the removal of about 10,000 illegal guns, per VINnews

Defended New York's Local Cops, Local Crimes Act, which bars local law enforcement from entering 287(g) cooperation agreements with ICE, saying it keeps public-safety resources focused on crime rather than immigration enforcement.

Launched a "de facto" rent-stabilization compliance program and filed the program's first lawsuits against two Brooklyn landlords in June 2026, seeking rent-stabilized leases, overcharge restitution with 9% interest, and civil penalties.

Sued the Trump administration over a federal rule implementing Medicaid work requirements, saying it creates needless barriers and puts thousands of New Yorkers at risk of losing health coverage.

In January 2026 she sued to block federal stop-work orders on the Sunrise Wind and Empire Wind offshore wind projects, saying the halt puts New York's climate goals at risk.

As Attorney General she sued the Trump administration in April 2025 over its worldwide IEEPA tariffs, calling them unlawful tax hikes that would raise inflation and unemployment.