Judge Orders White House to Use American Sign Language Interpreters at Briefings
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A judge has ordered the White House to include American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters at briefings, a decision that aligns with efforts to improve accessibility, with commenters discussing the implications and existing accessibility measures.
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