AG Jeff Landry: Facebook has thwarted competition and reduced consumer privacy to increase their profits. This big tech giant has leveraged their monopolist power to extract more lucrative advertising fees while consistency undermining and abusing user trust.

AG Jeff Landry: While some in the media and the political class try to sidestep legitimate issues for the sake of expediency, I will continue to pursue legal remedies to protect our State’s people from damage caused by other states counting unlawful votes or not counting lawful votes.

AG Jeff Landry: Louisiana citizens are damaged if elections in other states were conducted outside the confines of the Constitution while we obeyed the rules.

AG Jeff Landry: My Cyber Crime Unit continues to work tirelessly to investigate and arrest those producing, possessing, or distributing sexual abuse images and videos of children.

AG Jeff Landry: During this historic hurricane season, my office has not wavered in our commitment to assist storm victims – including those whose loved ones’ tombstones, caskets, vaults, and remains were damaged or displaced. I encourage anyone impacted to attend Thursday’s meeting so we can help properly and respectfully take care of their deceased loved ones.

AG Jeff Landry: Allowing illegal immigration to distort Congressional Apportionment works an injustice to every State, not just those bound to lose seats in the House.

SG Liz Murrill: A retroactive application of the Ramos Rule – which applied the unanimity requirement to the states for the first time – would upend long-final convictions involving rape, murder, child molestation, and other violent crimes.

AG Jeff Landry: I look forward to working with LDWF to make sensible rules and regulations for Lake Martin that protect access to hunting, fishing, and all other outdoor recreational activities.

AG Jeff Landry: My team and our law enforcement partners continue to do more with less to keep our State’s children safe. I am very proud of the work they do every day to bring child predators to justice, and I hope they get the resources necessary to do their jobs even more effectively during this time of increased online activity.

AG Jeff Landry: I hope these tips help shoppers achieve maximum savings while keeping their personal information and hard-earned money secure. I also encourage consumers to know the return policy and warranty information of your purchases and pass that along to gift recipients.

AG Jeff Landry: With Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, and Christmas quickly approaching - now is a great time to clean out medicine cabinets and prevent these drugs from ending up in the wrong hands.

AG Jeff Landry: Policies have consequences, and one consequence of the Governor's shutdowns and mandates is an increase of online activity – including internet crimes against children. Maintaining the status quo when it comes to protecting our children during these perilous times is dangerous and jeopardizes the safety of our communities.

AG Jeff Landry: Now, more than ever, it is important to hold Big Tech accountable for any and all questionable or dishonest business practices. My office and I will continue fighting to protect Louisiana.

AG Jeff Landry: My office remains committed to doing all we can to repair damaged tombstones and return displaced caskets, vaults, and remains to their appropriate places. We encourage anyone impacted to attend this informational meeting so we can help properly and respectfully take care of Louisiana’s deceased.

AG Jeff Landry: Our government is built on a system of checks and balances. The Legislature makes laws; the Governor enforces them. Today, the Court effectively ruled the Governor may make law without any legislative oversight - this turns Louisiana into a dictatorship under King Edwards.

AG Jeff Landry: I salute you, the brave men and women of America who have sacrificed, fought, and - in some cases - gave their lives to defend our great nation. May we never forget your sacrifice and always remember the dedication and sacrifice of our veteran families.

AG Jeff Landry: Child pornography is a dreadful crime that inflicts lifelong damage to the victims. So I applaud my office and our law enforcement partners for finding and arresting the despicable people who possess, distribute, and produce these horrific sexual abuse images and videos.

AG Jeff Landry: Thursday’s hearing is not about undermining the validity of public health precautions; rather, it is about upholding the very fabric of our Louisiana Constitution.

Louisiana joined nine other states in submitting an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overstepped its constitutional responsibility, encroached on the authority of the Pennsylvania legislature, and violated the plain language of the Election Clauses.

AG Jeff Landry: In order to help ensure the well-being of all Louisiana children, I urge parents and guardians to take a brief moment to learn about these recalled products.