Advocacy groups reacted strongly to President Trump's unfounded assertion linking a plane crash to the hiring of individuals with disabilities. The Paralyzed Veterans of America labeled his comments "shameful," highlighting the qualifications and dedication of veterans and people with disabilities. Trump's remarks during a press conference have raised concerns about discrimination in future hiring practices. Former FAA officials clarified that disability considerations do not apply to air traffic controller hiring. Trump's lack of evidence and refusal to retract his statement exacerbate fears of misunderstanding disability laws.
Trump's baseless suggestion that hiring people with disabilities contributed to a deadly plane crash has sparked outrage, with advocates fearing increased discrimination.
Paralyzed Veterans of America condemned Trump's remarks as "shameful," asserting that veterans and individuals with disabilities are qualified and dedicated workers.
Carl Blake, the group's chief executive, emphasized that those with disabilities can tackle challenging jobs, highlighting their skills and contributions.
Former FAA officials clarify that disability hiring initiatives do not apply to air traffic controller positions, contradicting Trump’s claims.
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