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After states sue, Trump administration walks away from disability rights enforcement

The Trump administration’s move marks a sharp about-face for the federal government.

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Spokane Spokesman-Review· Oct 5, 3:08 PMAfter states sue, Trump administration walks away from disability rights enforcement - Mon, 05 Oct 2026 PST
The Boston Herald· Oct 7, 12:30 PMAfter states sue, Trump administration walks away from disability rights enforcementAlso ran in Boulder Daily Camera, Hartford Courant, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, Reading Eagle, San Diego Union-Tribune, Santa Ana Orange County Register, Santa Rosa Press Democrat, St. Paul Pioneer Press, The Mercury News

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