Trump Administration has opened investigations in reception policy in Stanford University and three campus at the university in California System including UC Berkeley, UCLA and UC Irvine, The Department of Justice said Thursday.
US Lawyer General Pam Bondi He directed the department department to investigate whether school policies are in accordance with the US Supreme Court who completed affirmative actions in the Faculty’s recognitions, stated in the statement.
Since depositing in January, the President Donald Trump He tried to dismantle the diversity, capital and inclusion programs that his administration says that he excludes white and Asian American students. The administration warned schools and colleges so that they could lose federal money over “Race-based adjustments” in admission, employment, scholarships and all aspects of life in campus.
The latest action comes after the US Department of Education, states that he explores 52 universities for alleged racial discrimination earlier this month. Most of these schools were told that these investigations were created due to partnerships with non-profit organizations aimed at helping student students receive doctoral degrees.
“President Trump and I are committed to completing illegal discrimination and renewing the possibilities based on merits across the country,” Bondi said in the statement. “Each student in America deserves to be tried solely on the basis of their hard work, intellect and character, not in the color of their skin.”
Stanford said on Thursday in a statement that after the verdict of the Supreme Court needed immediate steps to ensure that his reception process was fulfilled by law.
“We are still committed to meeting our obligations under the law,” the statement said, adding that the school was not said specifically why it is investigated. “We have no details about today’s announcement, but we look forward to finding out more about their concerns and responding to the questions of the department.”
University of California did not immediately answer the comment request.
Separately, the U.S. Ministry of Health and Human Services announced that it explores the “Grand Medical School in California” due to the alleged racial discrimination in the reception. The statement did not appoint a school. It was said that the action in response to the information provided by the Civil Rights Office has received. He did not give specifics.
The Trump Administration also launched an investigation into the California Department for Education on Thursday. It is a law that says that neighborhoods cannot force teachers and staff to inform parents if the student changes his gender identity in school.
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