D.C. Memo: SCOTUS college admission ruling roils Minnesota schools | MinnPost

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Yet the court's decision does not mean affirmative action is dead, not even in academia, said Constitutional law expert Kirk McGill of the Hall Estill law firm.
45% : A study of the makeup of public universities in states that have for years banned affirmative action in admissions showed immediate drop-offs following those bans in enrollment among Black, Hispanic and Native American students.
37% : While Congress often tackles defense spending on a bipartisan basis, this year the House Republicans plan to fund the Pentagon has unleashed a rebellion from House Democrats, with Rep. Betty McCollum, D-4 District, on the front lines.

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