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Topic: eeoc

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Sunday, 7/5, 01:53 PM

Federal agencies pull back from discrimination cases under Trump directive

  • Across the federal government, the agencies that enforce civil rights laws are narrowing or abandoning discrimination cases at the Trump administration's direction, part of a broader effort to end what officials call illegal diversity programs.
  • Civil rights groups say the retreat will leave workers and students with fewer protections.

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