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Trump administration seeks to halt first US reparations program for Black people

White House joined suit to stop city of Evanston, Illinois, from compensating victims of housing discrimination

The Trump administration has joined a lawsuit attempting to stop a first-of-its-kind reparations plan that would compensate Black residents of a Chicago suburb, arguing that its race-based criteria is unconstitutional.

The program, in the Chicago suburb of Evanston, offers Black residents and their descendants up to $25,000 for past raced-based housing discrimination. When the city’s program was approved in 2021, it was hailed a model for reparations movements across the US.

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Illinois Jun 17, 2026 Trump administration seeks to halt first US reparations program for Black people White House joined suit to stop city of Evanston, Illinois, from compensating victims of housing discriminationSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter emailThe Trump administration has joined a lawsuit attempting...

Trump administration seeks to halt first US reparations program for Black people

White House joined suit to stop city of Evanston, Illinois, from compensating victims of housing discriminationSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter emailThe Trump administration has joined a lawsuit attempting...

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