Ned Lamont: “the best and strongest protections need to be enacted on a nationwide level.”

SCOTUS allowed the Trump Administration to begin planning for the executive order, but it did not rule on whether carrying it out would be lawful.

Rounding up people at random to fill a quota does not lower crime. It traumatizes families and communities.

The dangerous executive order signed by President Trump this afternoon lacks scientific backing, revives a discredited link between childhood vaccines and autism, and undermines public health objectives.

The Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame honors veterans from our state who have continued giving back to their communities even after leaving military service, and we want to honor and recognize them for their leadership, generosity, and…