A growing concern among advocates highlights the potential rollback of rights for people with disabilities amid new guidance from the Justice Department. Families relying on at-home disability care worry about the implications of this shift, with state and federal changes threatening community mental health models and access to essential services. In various states, including Nebraska and Georgia, advocates are sounding the alarm against these developments, emphasizing the long-standing promise of disability rights and the risks of losing integrated living opportunities. Local organizations are urging government officials to commit to protecting these rights, drawing attention to the chilling effects that could arise from diminishing civil rights protections. As disabled adults continue to strive for inclusion in their communities, the ongoing battle to defend and uphold their rights remains crucial.