Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes recently spoke with KAWC’s Victor Calderón about a lawsuit she has joined with other states’ attorneys general against John Deere. The lawsuit aims to address the issue faced by Arizona farmers, including those in Yuma, who want to repair their Deere tractors but are limited to using Deere-approved companies. Mayes highlighted the impact of this restriction on farmers in the state.
In addition to the lawsuit, Mayes discussed her efforts to push back against former President Trump’s agenda. This includes challenging his attempt to end birthright citizenship and collaborating with Arizona law enforcement agencies to combat the influx of illegal drugs into the state.
Mayes’ dedication to protecting the interests of Arizona residents, particularly farmers, and her proactive approach to addressing key issues facing the state have garnered attention and support. Stay updated on Mayes’ work by following KAWC’s coverage of Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes.
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