Trump Moves to Pull Schools' Tax-Exempt Status Over DEI
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- Policy Leaning
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
55% : Officials frame the move as enforcing a "fundamental public policy" against discrimination, citing a 1983 Supreme Court ruling involving Bob Jones University and the 2023 Students for Fair Admissions decision that ended race-conscious admissions.49% : The Treasury Department on Thursday proposed rules that would allow the IRS to pull tax-exempt status from any school -- from K-12 to universities -- that it deems to have racially discriminatory policies, including admissions or scholarships that explicitly favor Black or other minority students, Bloomberg Law and the New York Times report.
46% : Rule would target race-conscious admissions, aid and support programs at up to 18K schools Tax policy is emerging as the Trump administration's newest lever in the fight over race and education.
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