"Critics of the order BELIEVE it violates the U.S. Constitution’s provisions on religious freedom and equal protections under the law."

I will be curious to see what an actual filed complaint cites as a basis for a suit.  And how much "judge shopping" the offended states attorney generals do before deciding which state should file.  Meanwhile, real issues (huge budget deficits, a public education system that is in the lower 10% of the country, least affordable housing compared to most of the US) that effect us common folk continue to hang over the state.  

It is disapponting that the state rarely seems to elect poitical leaders that are more pragmatic rather than idealogical in their approach toward governing.