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Utah sues national attorneys general group over $4M share of $280M after it ‘LOST’ $37M in taxpayer funds on ESG investments, foreign stocks and trips to Europe for AGs and their families

Utah has filed a lawsuit against the National Association of Attorneys General over its share of around $280 million that is allegedly used to invest in ‘political schemes like ESG’.

The state lodged a suit on Tuesday that accuses the NAAG, the national membership group for state attorneys general, of putting taxpayers’ money at risk. Utah estimates it’s entitled to about $2m to $4m of NAAG assets and could try to recover the money if the lawsuit is successful.

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