On the recordJune 12, 2025
Congress must use clearer language under the Constitution’s spending clause if it wishes to outlaw such unintentional discrimination.
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Clarence Thomas
Congress must use clearer language under the Constitution’s spending clause if it wishes to outlaw such unintentional discrimination.
Thomas argued that Congress needs to clarify laws against unintentional discrimination.
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