The "No Kings Act" is being debated by Democratic lawmakers in Colorado, as part of a broader pushback against the Trump administration. The bill would make federal authorities legally liable for violating a person's civil rights, mirroring existing law regarding state and local officials. It would allow individuals to sue federal officials for actions such as obstructing their ability to vote or targeting them in a tax audit. The measure also allows for financial damages and attorneys' fees. However, local governments and district attorneys have argued that this will lead to more lawsuits against state officials and cost taxpayers millions.