A court has expanded a preliminary injunction, blocking the U.S. Department of Education from collecting detailed race and sex admissions data from over 170 additional colleges. This ruling builds on an earlier pause affecting public colleges in 17 states. The decision prevents the agency from demanding extensive demographic information in admissions processes.
Key Points
- Expands injunction to over 170 more colleges
- Blocks collection of race and sex admissions data
- Affects public colleges in 17 states
Implications for Educational Freedom
This ruling limits government overreach by the Education Department, enhancing institutional freedom in higher education admissions. It supports EFI’s advocacy for reduced federal interference, potentially empowering colleges and parents in educational choices.
Source: Court blocks Education Department’s data demands for over 170 more colleges
