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California Senate passes 'No Kings Act' to make it easier to sue federal agents in the state

The bill, passed 30-10, aims to enable civil rights lawsuits against federal officers under California's Tom Bane Act following Supreme Court limits on federal liability.

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California lawmakers in the State Senate Tuesday approved a bill to make it easier for people in the state to sue federal officers when their rights are violated.

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After Minneapolis shootings, California moves forward bill allowing lawsuits against federal agents

The California Senate advanced legislation that would allow Californians to sue federal immigration agents over constitutional violations such as excessive force and unlawful searches.

·Los Angeles, United States
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California Senate passes 'No Kings Act' to make it easier to sue federal agents in the state

California lawmakers in the State Senate Tuesday approved a bill to make it easier for people in the state to sue federal officers when their rights are violated.

·Sacramento, United States
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KCRA 3 broke the news in Sacramento, United States on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
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