Trump administration's civil rights rollback

Reports indicate a significant decline in the civil rights enforcement system in the United States during the Trump administration. The Department of Civil Rights lost about 75% of its staff, closed many of its offices, and halted work on hundreds of cases related to discrimination, voting rights, and police reforms. Additionally, the Department of Education and the Housing sector reduced their efforts to pursue numerous complaints, and efforts to dismantle and weaken institutions established since the 19th century to protect civil rights began. This trend reflects systemic discrimination and a regression in efforts to enforce laws that combat discrimination and safeguard the rights of families and marginalized groups.

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