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Pacific Legal Foundation

PLF is the oldest and most successful public interest legal organization that fights for limited government, property rights & individual rights.

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pacificlegal.org > press-release > seattle-drops-race-based-priorities-from-garden-program

Seattle drops race-based priorities from garden program

5+ day, 20+ min ago   (247+ words) Seattle, Washington; September 9, 2026: The City of Seattle has eliminated race-based priority placement and a mandatory “anti-racist” pledge from its P-Patch Community Gardening Program. The change follows a demand letter Pacific Legal Foundation and public interest group Fair For All sent…...

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pacificlegal.org > court-finds-constitutional-violation-in-fishery-council-lets-rule-stand-anyway

Court finds constitutional violation in fishery council, lets rule stand anyway

4+ day, 21+ hour ago   (358+ words) A federal appeals court just handed the government a win in its fight to control how much fish American fishermen can catch—even after ruling that the officials who wrote the regulation were never lawfully appointed. The result is devastating…...

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pacificlegal.org > governing-states-can-impose-more-environmental-regulations-that-doesnt-mean-they-should

Governing: States Can Impose More Environmental Regulations. That Doesn't Mean They Should.

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (268+ words) In the 2023 case Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Supreme Court eliminated a number of sweeping federal regulatory burdens, particularly relating to environmental issues. Some states are now deciding whether to bring them back. Before they do, lawmakers should ask whether…...

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pacificlegal.org > washington-examiner-stealing-land-in-data-center-fight-what-happened-to-property-rights

Washington Examiner: Stealing land in data center fight—What happened to property rights?

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (237+ words) That’s an abuse of eminent domain, and it deserves to lose in court. But local governments aren’t the only danger. Pressure is building for the federal government to step in to help build more data centers. Some of what’s happening…...