State of Iowa Office of the Attorney General

News Releases - 2025 Archive - Page 15

Attorney General Bird Statement on Complaint Against Winneshiek County

DES MOINES—Wednesday, Governor Reynolds sent the Iowa Attorney General’s office an official complaint against Winneshiek County over the Sheriff’s social media statements indicating he will not comply with a detainer request from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird today issued the following statement in response: “Iowa...
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Attorney General Bird Defeats Biden-Harris Emissions Mandate Threatening to Drive Gas-Powered Vehicles off the Road

DES MOINES—Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird today announced a victory defeating the Biden-Harris Administration’s illegal highway emissions mandate that attempted to drive gas-powered vehicles off the road. In 2023, the Iowa Attorney General’s office sued the Federal Highway Administration (“FHWA”) over a mandate that required states to set strict emissions...
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Attorney General Bird Announces Victory Tearing Down Biden-Harris Radical Environmental Roadblocks for Development Projects

DES MOINES—Monday, a federal district court ruled to shut down the Biden-Harris environmental roadblocks for development projects. The illegal Biden-Harris mandate threatened expensive red-tape regulations and delays for projects like housing, power plants, roads, and bridges. The mandate also created an illegal double standard, favoring projects aligned with the Biden-Harris extreme...
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Attorney General Bird Puts Costco on Notice for Doubling Down on Discriminatory DEI

DES MOINES—Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird today co-led 19 states in calling on Costco to end all illegal and discriminatory “Diversity, equity, and inclusion” (“DEI”) policies.  Last month, the Costco board of directors unanimously urged shareholders to vote against a proposal requiring Costco to report on the financial risks of...
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