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American Bar Association votes to eliminate DEI rule for law schools

  • The American Bar Association voted to eliminate its diversity, equity, and inclusion accreditation rule for law schools, which had been suspended since February 2025 after pressure from the Trump administration.
  • President Donald Trump issued an executive order in April 2025 directing the Education Secretary to assess suspending or terminating the ABA's accreditor status due to its DEI requirements, prompting states including Texas, Florida, and Alabama to decertify the ABA.
  • The ABA Council stated removing the DEI standard is necessary to preserve the ABA's national accreditation role and to avoid inhibiting diverse ideas in legal education.
  • Although the ABA's House of Delegates must approve the change for it to take effect in 2027, many law schools still require DEI coursework or programming, leading critics to remain skeptical about the full abolition of DEI mandates.
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Reuters broke the news in United Kingdom on Friday, May 15, 2026.
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