The Trump administration is moving to dismantle various police reform measures instituted under the previous administration, affecting cities like Minneapolis and Louisville. This includes the dismissal of federal oversight and consent decrees aimed at reforming local police departments, particularly in the wake of high-profile cases like the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. The Justice Department has filed motions to terminate existing agreements and investigations into several police departments, raising concerns among local leaders about the potential impact on police reform efforts. As these federal initiatives are rolled back, city officials warn that this could lead to a lack of accountability and hinder progress on necessary reforms.