The DOJ Took Down a Report on Indigenous People — Mandated by a Law Trump Signed — to Comply With an Anti-DEI Order

There have been bipartisan calls from senators to restore the report on missing and murdered indigenous people, which they say has nothing to do with DEI.

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Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call via AP Images)

The Trump administration took down a congressionally mandated report on missing and murdered Native Americans from the Department of Justice’s website nearly 300 days ago to comply with an executive order against diversity, equity and inclusion.

It’s still not back online yet, and the senators who worked to pass the law are furious.

The Not One More Report was the product of The Not Invisible Act of 2020, which intends to provide tribes with solutions to combat the epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous people and educate the general public about the crisis. The act was signed into law by President Donald Trump in his first term.