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President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order on July 24, 2025, titled “Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets,” that explicitly encourages expanded use of civil commitment and instituti...
President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order titled “Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets” on July 24, 2025 that explicitly directs federal agencies to promote expanded use of civil c...
The available reporting does not identify an executive order issued by President Trump on December 16, 2025 specifically; however, a string of 2025 executive orders and policy moves cited by disabilit...
Yes — President Donald Trump signed at least one executive order in 2025 that directly affects how people with mental illness and other disabilities experience care settings by encouraging broader civ...
California’s recent Medi‑Cal enrollment and eligibility shifts reflect a mix of state expansions (undocumented adults and older adults), temporary pandemic-era enrollment flexibilities ending, and 202...
The advocacy groups’ critiques of Trump administration disability policies cluster around three core claims: dismantling enforcement offices and protections, promoting institutionalization over commun...
Adelanto and Otay Mesa have each become focal points for allegations that ICE detention in California amounts to medical neglect, abusive treatment, and misaligned private incentives, triggering lawsu...
Disability-rights organizations swiftly condemned the July 24, 2025 Executive Order “Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets” and mobilized legal and policy challenges, with major advocacy grou...
Reports and court orders this month describe overcrowding, inadequate hygiene, limited medical care and restricted legal access at multiple ICE facilities, prompting lawsuits and judicial intervention...