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The judge writes the exclusion of deaf Americans from White House press briefings is likely a violation of federal disability rights law and creates harm as the briefings engage Americans on important issues like the economy and health care.
The National Association of the Deaf, alongside two deaf men, filed the lawsuit in May.
In a statement to NPR, NAD says it's pleased with the judge's decision and that ASL is essential to full and equal access to information.
The White House stopped using the interpreters at briefings and other public events when President Trump began his second term.
It has until Friday to tell the court how it will comply.
The White House did not immediately respond to NPR's request for comment on the temporary injunction.
The judge writes the exclusion of deaf Americans from White House press briefings is likely a violation of federal disability rights law.
and creates harm as the briefings engage Americans on important issues like the economy and health care.
The National Association of the Deaf, alongside two deaf men, filed the lawsuit in May.
In a statement to NPR, NAD says it's pleased with the judge's decision and that ASL is essential to full and equal access to information.
The White House stopped using the interpreters at briefings and other public events when President Trump began his second term.
It has until Friday to tell the court how it will comply.
The White House did not immediately respond to NPR's request for comment on the temporary injunction.
The judge writes the exclusion of deaf Americans from White House press briefings is likely a violation of federal disability rights law.
and creates harm as the briefings engage Americans on important issues like the economy and health care.
The National Association of the Deaf, alongside two deaf men, filed the lawsuit in May.