Donald Trump & Kimberly Richey

Donald Trump: The Trump administration's executive order prompted the rule change, part of broader civil rights rollbacks.

Kimberly Richey: As Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, she defended the rule change.

Donald Trump: The Trump administration's policies are driving the investigation as part of a broader crackdown on LGBTQ-supportive school policies.

Kimberly Richey: Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights who made strong statements condemning the alleged conduct.

Donald Trump: The Trump administration's campaign against campus antisemitism drives these investigations, with Trump's second term marked by aggressive enforcement.

Kimberly Richey: As Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Richey announced the investigations and is leading the enforcement effort.

Kimberly Richey: Kimberly Richey, who heads the civil rights office of the United States — United States Department of Education, is a key spokesperson for the federal position, stating that the Trump Administration will ensure equal treatment under the law.

Kimberly Richey: Kimberly Richey, Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights at the United States — United States Department of Education, stated that the action reflects the administration's efforts to prevent transgender students from participating in girls' sports and accessing shared locker rooms.

Kimberly Richey: Kimberly Richey, Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, stated that the action removes 'unnecessary and unlawful burdens' imposed by prior administrations.

Kimberly Richey: Kimberly Richey, Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights at the United States — United States Department of Education, publicly stated the department's position that an all-women's college admitting biological males loses its meaning under Title IX.