Topping off a week in which Connecticut Attorney General William Tong publicly opposed Trump administration policies on the U.S. Census, power generation, health care and gun safety, the state AG’s Office announced Friday it was also joining a multistate coalition opposing an attempt to set new limits for asylum seekers.

The rule, announced by Trump officials in July, makes most migrants who pass through a third country before arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border ineligible for asylum, by requiring them to seek asylum first in another country.