Advocates express concerns that the rights of disabled individuals to attend school and live alongside peers without disabilities may be at risk under the Trump administration. This follows decades of advocacy for these rights.
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Concerns Raised Over Disability Rights Under Trump Administration
Advocates are raising concerns about the potential erosion of rights for disabled individuals under the Trump administration. These rights include access to education and the ability to live alongside peers without disabilities.
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Trump's actions signal a move toward institutionalizing people with disabilities, advocates warn
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Concerns Raised Over Disability Rights Under Trump Administration