Missing: Thousands of government web pages that were removed by a new administration

Thousands of web pages are no longer through many of the government -run web sites available to the public or changed last week.

Many went on Friday in A clear response To a series of executive orders by President Donald Trump on issues including diversity initiatives, and to recognize the government on two types of sexes Military orders To stop admitting months such as the month of black history and the national heritage month of Spanish origin.

On January 31 and during the weekend, some websites returned with changes, others remained dark, and some returned without any changes, according to Data investigation by the New York Times. Web pages for agencies, including diseases control centers, statistics office, Ministry of Justice, Hear Start, National Parks Service and Food and Drug Administration among the affected. the The Associated Press has offered its affected webpage list This included sex pages on the prison office website, the recipes of national park services around the Tuskegee pilot, the accreditation of Japanese Americans, and the pages at the Statistical Office related to sexual orientation issues and LGBT issues.

An email message has not been returned to the Trump Transition team that requests information about the web page changes.

While some pages that have become dark belonging to large federal sites, in some cases, GOV websites have been captured in non -connection mode, including USaid.gov, whispered. According to the wirelessness.

in case KidsinadversityPart of the American Agency for International Development, a message appeared on February 3, “in order to be consistent with the president’s executive orders, this site is currently undergoing maintenance and we are reviewing all the content quickly and comprehensively.” The future of the United States Agency for International Development as an institution In doubt.

Since the opening of Trump in January, the new administration has made comprehensive changes through executive orders that affect Government employmentand Energy Policy and Diversity recognition.