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Attorney General Bird Sues ATF over Federal Law Requiring Registration of Guns with a Pistol Brace Attachment
DES MOINES – Attorney General Brenna Bird joined 24 other states in a lawsuit against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) over a new federal rule requiring gun owners to register their firearms with attached pistol braces, or risk criminal penalties. The ATF explicitly approved pistol braces...
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Court Enters Consent Order for Marengo Explosion Cleanup
DES MOINES – Today, the Iowa District Court for Iowa County granted the State of Iowa’s motion for a temporary injunction and issued a consent order requiring the cleanup of hazardous waste from the C6-Zero facility in Marengo. C6-Zero has agreed to the consent order, which requires them to...
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Attorney General Bird Leads Bipartisan Coalition of 7 States Urging Biden Administration to Follow the Law and Respond to Governors’ Demand for Year-Round E15 Ethanol
DES MOINES – Today, Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird led a bipartisan coalition of seven Attorneys General urging the Biden Administration to follow the law and respond to the request of Governor Kim Reynolds and seven other Governors that the EPA issue regulations allowing the sale of year-round E15 ethanol...
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AG Brenna Bird Joins 25-State Lawsuit on New Biden Administration Rule Allowing Asset Managers to Direct Their Clients’ Retirement Money to ESG Investments
DES MOINES - Today, Attorney General Brenna Bird joined Utah Attorney General Sean D. Reyes and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in a 25-state coalition lawsuit over a U.S. Department of Labor rule which would affect the retirement accounts of hundreds of millions of Americans. The rule would allow pension plan...
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Attorney General Bird’s Bill Increasing Penalties for Drug Dealers Causing Deaths Moves Through Subcommittees
DES MOINES – Subcommittees of the Iowa House and Senate both advanced a bill proposed by Attorney General Brenna Bird to increase the penalties on the distribution of drugs that lead to death. The bill creates a Class B felony, punishable by up to 25 years in prison, for drug...
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Attorney General Bird Joins Lawsuit Against Biden Administration’s Illegal Parole Action
20 States Seek to Stop Entry of Hundreds of Thousands of Illegal Aliens Annually
Iowa Attorney General Bird Announces Additional Staff Appointments
DES MOINES—Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has announced three new members to her team. Bird named Deputy Attorney General for Agency Counsel David Faith, Assistant Attorney General and Chief of the Health and Human Services Section Ed Bull, and Press Secretary Alyssa Brouillet to serve in the Attorney General’s office. ...
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Iowa Attorney General’s Office Concludes Des Moines Police Officers Acted with Legal Justification in Shooting
DES MOINES - The Iowa Attorney General’s Office has completed its review of the fatal shooting of a 16-year-old male, T.J., by three Des Moines police officers that occurred on December 26. In a report issued today, the office concluded that the officers “acted with legal justification” and that “no...
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Attorney General Sues to Prevent Imminent Threat to Public Health and the Environment after C6-Zero Explosion
Seeking to enforce emergency order of the Iowa DNR
Brenna Bird Formally Sworn-in as Iowa Attorney General
DES MOINES - Brenna Bird was formally sworn-in as Iowa Attorney General today at the Iowa State Capitol. Bird was elected on November 8, 2022 – the first Republican to hold the office since 1979 – and took office on January 3, 2023. “I am thankful to have earned your...
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Jen Green, Communications Director
Jen.Green@ag.iowa.gov
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