Since President Donald Trump announced that he wanted to impose a 100 percent tariff on all movies produced outside the U.S., everyone from studio executives to Democratic lawmakers have been scrambling to find a way to stop him. But California’s top prosecutor has a novel approach — and he may be willing to act on it.

How will these things work? The White House has provided no details on the proposed tariffs on foreign-made movies or the plan to reopen Alcatraz as a prison.

Donald Trump's proposal to put 100 percent tariffs on foreign movies left many filmmakers scratching their heads. But it did highlight a problem plaguing Hollywood: cinema is rapidly abandoning its