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When the Ministry of Justice A raised a School deviation Orders in Louisiana this week described the continuation of existence as a “historical injustice” and suggested that others who come with the civil rights movement should be covered.

The end of the legal contract of 1966 with the Plaquendines Parish Schools, which was announced, shows that the Trump administration “brings America back into our brilliant future,” said Attorney General, Attorney General Dhillon.

In the Ministry of Justice, the officials appointed by Trump have expressed the wish to withdraw from other deseg regulation orders, which they regard them as an unnecessary burden for schools, according to a person who is familiar with the question that was granted anonymity because they were not entitled to speak publicly.

Dozens of school districts throughout the south remain under legal agreements that prescribe the steps for integration, decades after the end of the Supreme Court Race segregation in education. Some see the endurance of the court commands as a sign that the government has never wiped out the separation, while officials in Louisiana and in some schools consider the orders as past relics that should be deleted.

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