UPDATE | Washington attorney general vows FCC lawsuit

NEW YORK (AP) — Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson says he plans to file yet another lawsuit against the Trump administration: this one over net neutrality.

In a news release, Ferguson said that within days he will challenge the Federal Communications Commission's vote today to repeal Obama-era rules that guaranteed equal access to the internet. He says the agency failed to follow the Administrative Procedures Act.

Ferguson has also sued over President Donald Trump's travel ban, religious exemptions for contraceptive coverage, and the decision to end deportation protections for those brought to the U.S. illegally as children, among other topics.

The attorney general says the FCC's action allows internet service providers to discriminate based on content and undermines a free and open internet.

Meanwhile, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Cleveland, introduced a resolution to undo today’s actions and restore the net neutrality rules.

“Internet providers should not be able to slow down your internet access or charge you more based on the shows you watch, the teams you cheer for or your political views," Brown said in a statement.