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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. McKeown finds that the district court improperly dismissed an amended complaint brought by a mobile home park seeking to enjoin the enforcement of California AB 978, a mobile home rent control statute. The mobile home park alleged that if it raises mobile home rents more than AB 978 allows, the California Attorney General will enforce AB 978 against it and seek sanctions. The mobile home park adequately pled standing based on a pre-enforcement injury and plausibly alleged that it refrained from raising rents because of the Attorney General’s interpretation of AB 978, and demonstrated a substantial threat of enforcement given that the Attorney General not only refused to disavow its intent to enforce AB 978 but also admitted that AB 978 targets the mobile home park. Reversed.