DOJ civil rights office cuts reduce services for disabled students

Following federal budget cuts and restructuring, the Department of Justice's Office of Civil Rights has reduced staff and closed offices, extending wait times for students with disabilities filing complaints. The office, described as parents' last resort for civil rights enforcement, is no longer serving the same capacity as before.

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