Mexico & Rob Bonta

Mexico: Mexico is one of the plaintiff states joining the lawsuit.

Rob Bonta: Rob Bonta is the United States — California Attorney General who publicly criticized the policy and is a key figure in the lawsuit.

Mexico: Mexico previously won a case against Meta, resulting in $942 million in damages and an order to make platform changes. This precedent strengthens the states' case in the current trial.

Rob Bonta: United States — California's Attorney General, Bonta has been a vocal advocate for holding Meta accountable, stating the company 'designed a dangerous product for young users.' He is leading the state's legal efforts.

Mexico: One of 12 states joining the antitrust lawsuit.

Rob Bonta: United States — California Attorney General leading the coalition; hailed the order as a 'critical first win'.

Mexico: Mexico's economy minister said the effective tariff rate remains unchanged due to replacement of prior levies.

Rob Bonta: California Attorney General Rob Bonta led 22 Democratic state AGs in opposing the tariffs as unlawful and economically harmful.

Mexico: Mexico is one of the states that challenged Donald Trump's executive order on mail-in voting.

Rob Bonta: Rob Bonta, United States — California Attorney General, welcomed the decision, stating it backed states and Congress on election rules and reaffirmed constitutional principles.

Rob Bonta: Rob Bonta, United States — California's Attorney General, asked the Supreme Court to intervene in the election probe, arguing the sheriff lacked authority.