Attorney General Charity Clark is set to hold a Town Hall meeting in Montpelier on Tuesday, March 18th. The event will focus on her recent legal actions against the Trump administration and her efforts to uphold Vermont's sovereignty and the rule of law. The meeting will take place from 5:30 to 7:00 PM and is open to the public, though space is limited. For those unable to attend in person, ORCA Media will provide a livestream.
Clark has filed six lawsuits against the Trump administration since President Trump's inauguration in January. These lawsuits aim to block what she describes as unconstitutional and illegal acts and Executive Orders.
Since January 20, when President Trump took office, Clark's office has been inundated with communications from Vermonters expressing concerns, requesting action, or offering thanks for her stance.
During the Town Hall, Attorney General Clark plans to listen to Vermonters' views on how federal policy changes are affecting them and will respond to questions about her work defending Vermont's interests.
The event venue requires early check-in due to security procedures. More information about the Attorney General’s Office actions can be found at ago.vermont.gov/ago-actions.