The law overturned several Supreme Court decisions, clarified burdens of proof in discrimination cases, and expanded remedies for victims, making it a major bipartisan reinforcement of federal civil-rights enforcement.
President George H. W. Bush signed the Civil Rights Act of 1991 into law, restoring and strengthening protections against workplace discrimination and authorizing monetary damages in certain cases.
The law overturned several Supreme Court decisions, clarified burdens of proof in discrimination cases, and expanded remedies for victims, making it a major bipartisan reinforcement of federal civil-rights enforcement.
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Trump signed a significant immigration enforcement bill worth $70 billion.
The House of Representatives passed a bill that funds Trump's immigration enforcement agenda.
The House of Representatives passed a Ukraine aid bill, defying President Trump's foreign policy stance.
The Trump administration is advocating for Congress to approve a $250 bill with the president's image.