California plans to sue Trump over his border wall
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California's attorney general plans to file a lawsuit on Wednesday challenging President Donald Trump's plan to construct a wall along the border with Mexico  the state AG's office said  adding to the obstacles facing a key  Trump  campaign promise.
 Trump  has insisted Mexico would pay for building the wall  which experts said could cost about $22 billion and take more than three years to complete.
With Mexico refusing to pay   Trump  has said since taking office in January that the wall will initially need US funding but that  he  will find a way to make Mexico ultimately pay for it.
Democratic attorneys general including California's Xavier Becerra have sued the  Trump  administration on a range of issues.
The border wall lawsuit set to be filed on Wednesday will allege that  Trump 's wall violates federal environmental standards  as well as constitutional provisions regarding the separation of powers and states' rights  a Becerra spokesperson said.
Last month the  Trump  administration said it had selected four construction companies to build concrete prototypes for a wall  which will be will be 30 feet (9 meters) tall and about 30 feet wide and will be tested in San Diego.
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California's attorney general plans to file a lawsuit on Wednesday challenging  [TGT] 's plan to construct a wall along the border with Mexico  the state AG's office said  adding to the obstacles facing a key   [TGT] campaign promise.
  [TGT] has insisted Mexico would pay for building the wall  which experts said could cost about $22 billion and take more than three years to complete.
With Mexico refusing to pay    [TGT] has said since taking office in January that the wall will initially need US funding but that  he  will find a way to make Mexico ultimately pay for it.
Democratic attorneys general including California's Xavier Becerra have sued the   [TGT]   administration on a range of issues.
The border wall lawsuit set to be filed on Wednesday will allege that  Trump 's wall violates federal environmental standards  as well as constitutional provisions regarding the separation of powers and states' rights  a Becerra spokesperson said.
Last month the   [TGT]   administration said it had selected four construction companies to build concrete prototypes for a wall  which will be will be 30 feet (9 meters) tall and about 30 feet wide and will be tested in San Diego.