The Trump administration has reportedly had a minimal response to the allegations of gang rape at Cornell University. This situation is part of a broader trend observed during his presidency, where there has been a noted decline in the resolution of sexual assault cases on college campuses. The implications of this trend are significant for victims seeking justice and for the institutions involved in handling such allegations.
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Cornell Case Reflects Decline in Resolved Sexual Assault Cases During Trump Administration
The Trump administration's response to sexual assault allegations at Cornell University has been described as minimal. This case is indicative of a larger decline in resolved sexual assault cases during his presidency, raising concerns about justice for victims.
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