Although I strongly believe this double standard demonstrates the flaws in the court's majority decision, I suspect that the decision to include that exemption was rooted in the fact that affirmative action, which does still exist, is necessary for national security.
Steven Horsford: “Although I strongly believe this double standard demonstrates the flaws in the court's majority decision, I suspect that…”
Editor's note · Context
Horsford critiques the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action's impact on national security.
Share
More from Steven Horsford
Tipped workers all across this country deserve a livable wage. And I believe that one job should be enough. I believe in one fair wage.
I wish I could feel some empathy, but the empathy I have is for the American people whose very wellbeing and livelihoods are being effected.
We need answers from DHS and USCIS, an end to these unacceptable delays, and permanent protections and a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers.
The President has disregard and disrespect for the American people when the Supreme Court told him that his actions were illegal, they were unconstitutional, and it is time to give the American people their money back, to give them…





