Justice Department moves to cancel Minneapolis and…
The Trump administration has moved to cancel settlements between Minneapolis and Louisville police departments and the federal government, which called for reforms following the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. The Biden administration had previously pushed for federal oversight of police forces accused of abuses.
Key Facts
- Trump administration cancels settlements with Minneapolis and Louisville over police reform
- Biden administration initially supported federal oversight of police departments accused of civil rights violations
- Minnesota motion signed by Andrew Darlington, acting chief of the special litigation section of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division
Incident Details
| Location | Minneapolis and Louisville, Minnesota and Kentucky respectively |
| Department | Department of Justice |
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