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Attorney General Ellison appeals decision striking down Minnesota gun safety law to U.S. Supreme Court
Ellison defends state ban on 18-to-20-year-olds carrying loaded handguns in public 
“I’m committed to using all the tools I have to reduce gun violence and improve public safety, and today, I’m asking the Supreme Court to join me,” said Attorney General Keith Ellison. “I believe Minnesota’s ban on 18-to-20-year-olds carrying loaded handguns in public is constitutional and will lead to fewer senseless gun deaths across our state.”

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Attorney General Ellison sues e-cigarette manufacturer, launches investigation of another
High Light Vapes promoted products as ‘stealthy’ way to vape because of ‘striking resemblance to actual highlighters’; AG alleges violations of state laws against marketing tobacco to children, consumer fraud 
“My job as Attorney General is to protect Minnesotans — especially our children — when corporations try to harm us to make a profit. I will not allow any corporation to illegally manufacture, market, and sell dangerous and addictive e-cigarette products to Minnesota youth,” said Attorney General Ellison. 

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Attorney General Ellison takes action to protect Affordable Care Act access for DACA recipients
With incoming Trump administration expected to withdraw support, Minnesota and 13 others intervene to defend access to healthcare from court challenge 
“Allowing Dreamers to purchase health insurance through the Affordable Care Act is a common-sense measure that has been working well. It is deeply disappointing that some are playing politics with the health of our neighbors, and I will not stand for it.” Attorney General Ellison said. 

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Attorney General Ellison sues Deere & Company to protect farmers from high repair costs and unfair corporate tactics
Deere’s monopoly practices unfairly drive up farming equipment repair costs, restrict farmers’ ability to quickly seek repairs necessary for planting, harvesting  
“Deere has made it virtually impossible for farmers themselves or independent repair shops to fully repair Deere equipment, which forces farmers to rely on authorized Deere dealers, which can be more expensive, slower, and for some a long distance away from farms.” Attorney General Ellison said. 

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Attorney General Ellison reaches settlement with immigration charity to address governance deficiencies
The AGO determined that several aspects of CMCEO’s governance required compliance improvements, including its contractor designations, financial controls, board procedures, and registration with the AGO  
“It is important that all charities follow Minnesota laws intended to protect charitable assets and promote public trust, especially when those charities serve marginalized communities,” Attorney General Ellison said. 

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