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Read more →Attorney General Jay Jones recognizes Fair Housing Month and ongoing civil rights efforts
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Attorney General Jay Jones has marked Fair Housing Month by honoring past civil rights leaders who fought against discrimination. He emphasized ongoing challenges facing Virginians regarding equal access to housing. State officials encouraged residents experiencing discrimination or needing assistance with fair housing issues to reach out.
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Read more →Virginia attorney general responds to ad campaign ahead of redistricting referendum
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Attorney General Jay Jones addressed an ad campaign funded by Peter Thiel targeting Black voters before an upcoming redistricting referendum in Virginia. Jones criticized what he called misleading tactics exploiting civil rights imagery. The Attorney General's office continues efforts supporting civil rights enforcement across the Commonwealth.
Read more →Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones responds to executive order on voting
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Attorney General Jay Jones announced that Virginia will legally challenge President Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting. Jones described the order as illegal and committed to defending voter rights alongside other states' attorneys general.
Read more →Attorney General Jay Jones files brief to defend Virginia veterans’ GI Bill benefits
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Attorney General Jay Jones has filed a brief defending Virginia veterans’ rights to full GI Bill education benefits after court decisions against restrictive federal policies. The move follows years-long disputes over benefit calculations affecting millions nationwide.
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