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DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
This administration is standing up for parents. Today, @CivilRights sued Anne Arundel County Public Schools for violating FERPA & PPRA. Parents should not be lied to, stonewalled, or branded as “safety concerns” for exercising their rights.
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DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
In America, every citizen’s vote should count, and they should have confidence in the outcome of our elections. On 60 min, I shared that the @CivilRights Division @TheJusticeDept is taking proactive action this Nov., and beyond, to ensure election integrity for all Americans!
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Today, along with @USAO_UT Melissa Holyoak, @CivilRights announced charges, including a hate crime, against a man who attempted to bomb a synagogue. If you target people of faith or houses of worship with violence, you will be caught & prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law!
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The indictment of Skylar Rose is one example of many where the @CivilRights Division prevented and prosecuted an attempted terror attack. Targeted violence against people of faith will not be tolerated under this @theJusticeDept!
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I sat down with @60minutes to discuss the administration’s efforts to protect the integrity of the upcoming general election.
No matter what happens, we @CivilRights Division will enforce federal laws VRA, HAVA, and NVRA, to ensure every citizen’s vote counts!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
Sending monitors to election polls does not sow distrust in elections—quite the contrary!
Tonight on @60Minutes, I explained it is routine for @theJusticeDept to monitor election sites to repair the distrust already present in the system due to voting irregularities.
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
I appreciate the shout-out from @JDVance for all the hard work @CivilRights IER team has done to pioneer PERM fraud investigations, leading to leveling the playing field for our American workers. Great teamwork!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
The @CivilRights Div. has held universities accountable for antisemitic discrimination, & prosecuted antisemitic hate crimes.
Discrimination on the basis of religion, or other protected characteristics, is illegal & @TheJusticeDept is committed to eliminating it nationwide!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
In partnership with @usedgov, the @CivilRights Division is firmly enforcing federal laws FERPA and PPRA.
This administration @theJusticeDept will protect parental rights and student privacy in every district, school, and classroom nationwide!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
Under this administration, our @CivilRights Division has permanently changed for the better. We are proud to equally apply the law and protect ALL American’s civil rights—not a select few!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
We @CivilRights are sending trained legal professionals to monitor the upcoming election. Monitors observe & document on election day, taking action later if needed. Election monitoring has been a routine practice at @theJusticeDept for decades. This will be the largest monitoring effort in history!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
The @CivilRights Division is committed to eradicating illegal DEI programs. We’ve gone after 120 universities—and there are more to come. Spot illegal DEI activity on a campus near you? Let @theJusticeDept know!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
It will take time and diligence to uproot the woke DEI programs entrenched in American academia.
Our @CivilRights team is proud to spearhead this effort, and we plan to put DEI hustlers out of business!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
As @AGToddBlanche mentioned, we are proud of the lawyers in @CivilRights IER section for leading the way investigating PERM abuses as a form of employment discrimination. Glad to partner with Labor & EEOC on these important cases!
.@AGToddBlanche on fighting Visa fraud and protecting American workers:
"This announcement today should send and does send a strong signal to every single employer in the United States that the Trump Administration will not tolerate discrimination against American workers. For too long employers have engaged in tactics to protect, and some cases prefer, foreign workers for all types of job opportunities."
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
It is the fundamental, natural right of parents to govern their children’s education. The weaponization of the DOJ in the prior administration was unconstitutional, and this @TheJusticeDept revoked the memo and will continue to protect parental and student privacy rights for all!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
The Biden DOJ attacked parental rights and labeled them “domestic terrorists.” At this @CivilRights Division @theJusticeDept, we proudly enforce federal laws, such as FERPA and PPRA, protecting children and parental rights nationwide!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
The Biden DOJ branding parents as “domestic terrorists” was just one of many abuses from that era. This @theJusticeDept has flipped the script — we are committed to giving parents the respect they are due under federal law, and protecting children’s rights!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
The Dep’t of Education and @theJusticeDept are changing course from the weaponization and abuses of the Biden DOJ era.
At this @CivilRights Division, we proudly protect parental & student right to privacy by enforcing federal laws including FERPA & PPRA nationwide!
DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
Parents are the primary protectors of their children, not "domestic terrorists."
Today, @CivilRights Division & @usedgov urged all State AGs to ensure schools get prior, WRITTEN parental consent before a child receives any mental health screening. Opt-outs don't satisfy PPRA.
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DOJ Civil Rights Division retweeted
Today, I met with U.S. Attorneys from across the country to brief them on @CivilRights work, and discuss our continued partnership. Afterwards, I had two interviews discussing our work and the upcoming election. Busy day!





