TheBlazeSupreme Court case could end affirmative action policies once and for all
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55% : The Supreme Court on Monday said it will hear a challenge to affirmative action policies in a case that will consider wither the admissions process at certain universities discriminates against students of Asian descent.11% : And since 2016, President Donald Trump appointed three new justices, dramatically altering the makeup of the court and potentially giving support to Justices Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, and John Roberts, each of whom forcefully dissented in 2016 and harshly criticized affirmative action policies.
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