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Trump DOJ Targets Duke’s Race-Based Admissions Shell Game

By Timothy H. Lee
Thursday, August 13 2026

A defiant President Andrew Jackson reportedly answered an unwelcome United States Supreme Court ruling by declaring, “John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it.” Two centuries later, Duke University apparently embraces the same defiantly lawless approach: The Supreme Court prohibits “affirmative action” racial discrimination, now let someone enforce it. Thankfully, the Trump Administration’s Department of Justice (DOJ) intends to do precisely that. Three years ago, the Supreme Court finally struck down…

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