WASHINGTON — Five years after George Floyd’s murder, the Trump administration is quickly moving to erase all reforms — modest that many may be — that police departments implemented after his death on the streets of Minneapolis.

NBC News Correspondent Shaq Brewster reports on how police departments across the U.S. have implemented changes since the murder of George Floyd five years ago and what more needs to be done.

Advocates in Minneapolis have been working to preserve hundreds of pieces of 2020 protest art to ensure that George Floyd and the movement he sparked are not forgotten.