The debate over hemp-infused products is far from over at the Illinois Capitol.

“Ultimately, the Department of Education’s main functions can, and should, be returned to the States,” Trump said in the executive order. But the attorneys general argue Trump is overstepping the power of the executive branch by dismantling a department established by Congress.

The order resembled ones that Trump previously issued against prominent firms Perkins Coie and Paul Weiss. These orders suspended security clearances for their lawyers and restricted their access to government buildings, officials and federal contracting work.

“What questions do they propose to put on the questionnaire?” said Jennifer Pritzker, a retired lieutenant colonel with the U.S. Army, businesswoman and philanthropist. “What is the criteria for either retention or discharge? I think it’s only fair that that be disclosed to the people who are taking the questionnaire. I don’t know why, why don’t they just give that to everybody?”

Pritzker, who has stepped up his line of attacks against Trump in recent public appearances, is heading to New Hampshire next month to be the keynote speaker for a state party event. He’s also participating in a tour with Congress members in the state to “raise awareness about the devastating impacts of the Trump Administration’s cuts to critical services and resources for Illinoisans,”