A Washington Post investigation reveals that the Trump administration has indefinitely frozen hundreds of school-related harassment cases, including sexual misconduct and racial bullying allegations. The report alleges that President Donald Trump's policies have gutted the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights, prioritizing conservative agendas over victim protections. Since Trump regained power in 2024, only three settlements have been reached in thousands of pending investigations, starkly contrasting with Biden’s administration, which resolved 72 cases in 2024. The article highlights specific incidents: a Texas principal accused of touching cheerleaders’ chests, an Arizona student who filmed classmates without consent, and Colorado students bullied for their ethnicity. Victims report systemic failures as schools neglect to safeguard children, with some facing dehumanizing slurs like 'monkey' and 'camel humpers.' The investigation underscores how political priorities have undermined accountability, leaving thousands of children vulnerable to abuse.

Jagjit Singh, a 51-year-old Indian man, has been deported from Canada for harassing schoolgirls in Ontario. The court also banned him from returning after he admitted to his actions.