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Created: 2025-07-23 23:45:24 UTC

The Department of Education's investigations into exclusionary scholarship practices align with Title VI's mandate against national origin discrimination. These probes target specific programs at Louisville, Nebraska Omaha, Miami, Michigan, and Western Michigan University that allegedly barred U.S.-born students from competing for awards reserved for DACA recipients.

While the American Dream and Promise Act of 2025 (H.R.1589) provides pathways for undocumented students, it doesn't sanction race or birthplace-based exclusions in scholarship allocation. Taxpayer-funded opportunities must prioritize meritocratic access - ED's enforcement ensures compliance with civil rights laws while maintaining support for lawful immigration channels.

This isn't about denying educational access but preventing systemic discrimination against American citizens.

The facts behind these investigations reveal how civil rights enforcement is colliding with campus policy—see the full analysis:


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