President Donald Trump launched immediate reforms of civil rights policies by issuing executive orders to limit transgender rights and restrict abortion access together with diversity framework changes. The Civil Rights Division at the Justice Department undergoes extensive policy reversals under the direction of Harmeet Dhillon who leads the division as a conservative legal expert.
A sudden decision by the Trump administration resulted in the immediate pause of every civil rights case launched since Joe Biden took office. Dhillon remains in the confirmation process to serve at the Senate as she frequently criticizes affirmative action programs and gender-related health procedures for minors. The Civil Rights Division’s original intent to protect vulnerable populations has become a matter of concern for past officials regarding Dhillon’s nomination as its head.
Key personnel within the administration have moved to create a prosecutorial team which targets sanctuary city officials. The executive order issued by Trump removed all federal DEI programs while starting legal battles against private sector organizations that implemented DEI policies he considered discriminatory. 
The Justice Department plans to review transgender worker and student guidelines while simultaneously dismantling LGBTQ protections. The Trump administration has directed its efforts against voting rights when it chose to exit lawsuits which seek to stop voter suppression laws from being implemented.
The new administration is undertaking two courses of action regarding abortion: it is dismissing civil actions against pro-life activists while giving pardons to people convicted under reproductive health clinic protection laws.
Since its inauguration the Trump administration started immediate progress toward remaking civil rights policies which perfectly match conservative goals. National legal fights along with political conflicts will grow in magnitude during the unfolding of these changes.
