Justice Department Says Federal Education Aid Cannot Be Tied to Unconstitutional Race-Based Criteria
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Analyzed 2026-11-06 04:38 UTC.
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Claims checked
“the Department of Justice’s Office of Legal Counsel issued an opinion clarifying the limits on the Department of Education’s authority to consider race when administering the Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP)”
“MSAP is a federal grant program designed to promote voluntary school desegregation and expand educational opportunities for students through competitive grants to school districts.”
“Congress has long recognized the value of magnet schools”
“MSAP’s statutory and regulatory framework ties federal funding to race‐based concepts such as “minority‐group isolation” and the use of racial data to shape funding decisions.”
“the opinion concludes that the program must be evaluated under the Constitution’s most rigorous standard: strict scrutiny.”
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