
Halloween SCOTUS Affirmative Action Battle: Asians Need Not Apply - Liberty Nation
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
66% : Well, here we are, almost a quarter of a century later, and affirmative action is going strong.63% : Justice Thomas's entire dissent is a remarkable rebuke of affirmative action I wished every American would read.
59% : It's fair to say that only an extraordinary change of mind could justify Thomas voting to sustain affirmative action, given his past writings.
56% : This case is considered crucial to the future of affirmative action policies and could extend, eliminate, or define the policy of affirmative action for decades to come.
56% : SC: I predict affirmative action will end when this case is adjudicated.
48% : Scott, some states already ban affirmative action, but institutions of higher learning have found myriad ways to get around these laws, essentially gutting the purpose of the measures.
46% : As with abortion and guns, the current composition of the Court, including Donald Trump's three appointees, favor rulings grounded in the law as written.
44% : Justice Sotomayor, on the other hand, has given us strong reason to believe she will vote to keep racial discrimination as affirmative action legal.
41% : Since this is widely considered to be a conservative court, do you think there's a chance we might see a decision ending affirmative action?
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