The case
U.S. Department of Justice improves the access to services for people with limited proficiency in English (LEP)
Source: U.S. Department of Justice
The commentary
The Civil Rights Division of the US DoJ continues to maintain with LEP (21 languages!), which provides resources and information to help expand and improve language assistance services for LEP individuals, in compliance with federal law.
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