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In January, AGs in California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Illinois, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Ohio (the lone Republican AG in the group), Vermont, and Washington D.C., announced the creation of “a coordinated, multi-state enforcement initiative to address the unlawful sales of flavored e-cigarettes, vape pens, and accessories.” Since January 15, officials in most of those states have engaged in enforcement actions of some sort: California AG Rob Bonta filed lawsuits against businesses associated with disposable vape brand FLUM Connecticut AG William Tong “served civil investigative demands” to a handful of retailers and distributors of disposable vapes Hawaii’s AG office sent a bizarre warning to retailers that reads like a ZYN promotion Illinois AG Kwame Raoul took legal action against sellers of the Posh disposable brand and distributor Midwest Goods Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison filed a lawsuit against various entities connected to High Light vapes, the infamous disposable vape that looks like a highlighter pen (and may or may not actually exist) New Jersey sent 11,000 warning letters to state retailers “reminding them that selling flavored vapor products is unlawful and directing them to cease any such sales immediately” Of course, squeezing vape businesses for headlines and profit isn’t exclusive to Democratic politicians (and, yes, AGs are certainly politicians)