U.S. Postal trucks sit in a parking lot at a U.S. Post Office location.
State attorneys general in Connecticut and more than a dozen other states are pushing forward with legal challenges to the Trump administration’s changes to U.S. Postal Service operations ahead of the November election, even as the postmaster general says he will back off the reforms.
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong said Wednesday that the state “will not allow Donald Trump to steal the election by sabotaging the United States Postal Service. He cannot unilaterally impose onerous and arbitrary new conditions on the postal service to suit his political needs.”
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