Anonymousabout 8 hours ago
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from forcing public universities in 17 states to hand over seven years of detailed admissions data — including race, GPA, test scores, and family income — finding the rollout of the new ACTS survey was "rushed and chaotic" and violated proper administrative procedures. The ruling leaves colleges in the remaining 33 states still facing the mandate, while the administration weighs its next steps in a legal fight that pits federal oversight of post-affirmative-action compliance against student privacy and institutional autonomy.