California Democrats delayed votes on their “Trump-proofing” bills that would have provided $25 million for funding lawsuits against the federal government, and $25 million largely for illegal immigrant deportation defense.

California legislators on Thursday delayed a vote on a pair of bills that would provide up to $50 million combined for the state Department of Justice and organizations that provide legal services to respond to actions taken by the administration of President Donald Trump.

Democrats in the state assembly today announced they are postponing a vote on two of Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposals aimed at taking on President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump signed the Laken Riley Act into law on Wednesday, marking the first legislative win of his second term amid a broader illegal immigration crackdown.

Trump infuriated many Democratic lawmakers and leftist groups in the Golden State when he swiftly signed a slew of executive orders.