(Reuters) – President Donald Trump recently ordered federal agencies not to enforce laws that prohibit policies and practices with discriminatory impacts that are often unintended. Curbing so-called “disparate impact” liability, which is common in employment-related cases, removes a critical tool the government has used for decades to also police discrimination in housing, education, lending and other areas. Read full story
Explainer-Why Trump is ending enforcement of civil rights laws that ban 'disparate impact'
