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Deaf Association Sues Trump for Lack of ASL Interpreters at Press Briefings

  • On May 28, 2025, a prominent organization representing Deaf Americans filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump and other officials for discontinuing the use of American Sign Language interpreters during White House press briefings and events.
  • The suit alleges Trump halted qualified ASL interpreter services in January after signing an executive order removing DEIA programs, denying deaf Americans meaningful access.
  • Plaintiffs Derrick Ford and Matthew Bonn claim they could not understand briefings on executive orders, Social Security, and the economy due to lack of interpreters.
  • Bobbie Beth Scoggins, Interim CEO of the NAD, emphasized that individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing deserve equal opportunities to obtain information from the White House just like other citizens.
  • The lawsuit requests court-ordered reinstatement of visible, qualified ASL interpreters at all presidential and related public briefings to ensure legal accessibility.
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Newsweek broke the news in United States on Thursday, May 29, 2025.
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