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Recent Press Releases

What Virginians Are Seeing: Attorney General Jay Jones Shares Weekly Roundup of Actions Taken

May 01, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones marked 100 days in office this week, continued taking action to defend the will of the voters, held major tobacco companies accountable, and honored those who support survivors in their darkest moment.

Attorney General Jay Jones Announces Proceedings to Collect on Largest Fair Housing Jury Verdict in Virginia

April 30, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones announced that his office has begun proceedings to collect on a jury’s verdict in a historic fair housing race discrimination lawsuit.

Attorney General Jay Jones Opposes Federal Effort to Strip Housing Support for Mixed-Status Immigrant Households 

April 30, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones recently co-led a coalition of 22 attorneys general in submitting a comment letter opposing a proposed rule by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) that would prohibit mixed-status families from living in public housing and from receiving other federal housing, including Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) and project-based rental assistance.

Attorney General Jay Jones Statement on SCOTUS Voting Rights Decision

April 29, 2026
Today, Attorney General Jay Jones issued the following statement in response to the ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States in Louisiana v. Callais.