AG Rosenblum: Hateful Letter-Writing Campaign Has No Place Anywhere in Oregon

In response to news out of Lincoln County this week, Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum issued the following statement of condemnation: “In Oregon, we stand united in our commitment to create and maintain a place that is open, welcoming, and safe for all individuals, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, immigration status, or any other… View Article

Posted in Hate and Bias Crimes, Media Release, News on December 20, 2024

Oregon AG Rolls Out New Sanctuary Promise Community Toolkit as a Resource for all Oregonians to Understand Sanctuary Laws and Access Resources

New websites offer information and resources for those seeking to understand Oregon’s sanctuary laws and immigration rights, as well as brochures, PSAs, and more for reporting possible Oregon sanctuary law violations Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is rolling out a new Sanctuary Promise Community Toolkit in English and Spanish to help Oregonians familiarize themselves with the state’s long-standing sanctuary… View Article

Posted in Media Release, News on December 18, 2024

Oregon AG Announces Settlement with RV Dealer Camping World

Company will pay more than $3 million to refund impacted customers Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum announced today a $3.5 million settlement with Camping World, a national dealer of recreational vehicles, or RVs, with multiple locations in Oregon. This result resolves a multi-year consumer protection investigation by the Oregon Department of Justice ( DOJ) Civil Recovery Section…. View Article

Posted in Consumer Protection, Media Release, News on December 16, 2024

Statement From Ag Rosenblum On Today’s Kroger-Albertsons Ruling

“Earlier today, Judge Adrienne Nelson of the United States District Court for the District of Oregon granted the State of Oregon’s request for a preliminary injunction that would block the Kroger-Albertsons merger from proceeding. Judge Nelson’s ruling confirms our argument that the proposed merger would be harmful to consumers and workers alike. “At a time… View Article

Posted in Media Release, News on December 10, 2024

DOJ Survey Finds Most Oregonians Care About Privacy, Curious About New Law

Of the 344 surveyed, 80% said privacy is very important, and children’s privacy is their biggest concern The Oregon Department of Justice today announced the results of a survey of 344 Oregon consumers about their attitudes on privacy and their perceptions of the new Oregon Consumer Privacy Act, which took effect on July 1, 2024 and… View Article

Posted in Media Release, News on December 5, 2024