NY Times Seriously Says If Affirmative Action Is Illegal, So Is Enforcing Immigration Law
The new York Times drew attention for arguing-controversially-that if it’s unconstitutional for colleges and universities to racially discriminate in admissions, then it should also be unconstitutional to enforce immigration laws in ways that treat people differently based on race. yes-**that argument has been attributed to a controversial New York Times editorial stance**: if it’s unconstitutional to use race-based discrimination in **college admissions**,then,the paper argued,similar constitutional limits should apply to **immigration enforcement practices** that allegedly treat people differently based on race (or produce racially disparate outcomes).
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Immigration sob stories are a dime a dozen in The New York Times, but an argument the paper made this week opposing immigration law enforcement is truly one for the history books. In earnest, the Times said if it’s unconstitutional for colleges and universities to racially discriminate in their admissions process, it should also be […]
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