When President George W.Bush took office in 2001,

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In 2001, a record number of career lawyers in the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division resigned over disagreements with the enforcement policies under President George W. Bush. This suggests that the administration's approach to civil rights enforcement was controversial and unpopular among some civil rights advocates, particularly within the Department of Justice. Options A, C, D, and E are all incorrect as there is no evidence that President Bush directed his attorney general to prioritize race and sex discrimination enforcement, assigned federal attorneys additional religious discrimination cases, urged Congress to expand civil rights protections, or abolished the Civil Rights Division.

When President George W.Bush Took Office in 2001