"Trump's Shifting Stance on Affirmative Action Sparks Controversy and Confusion"

Former Vice President Mike Pence endorsed the Supreme Court's decision to eliminate affirmative action programs in colleges and universities, stating that he does not believe there is racial inequality in the American education system. Pence argued that affirmative action was a temporary solution and that its end is a testament to the accomplishments of minority students. However, education and civil rights groups warn that this ruling will worsen inequality, as institutions in states that have already banned affirmative action have struggled to enroll diverse classes. Other Republican presidential candidates, including former President Donald Trump, also praised the decision.
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- Trump was 'fine with affirmative action' in 2015 interview, but has worked against it since PolitiFact
- Trump, Crossing Paths With DeSantis, Tries to Outflank Him The New York Times
- Gov. DeSantis says state goes "even further" after Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action CBS Miami
- SCOTUS decision to end affirmative action will have ripples beyond higher ed - South Florida Business Journal The Business Journals
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