Judge rules Biden-era internet grant program unconstitutionally prioritized racial minorities
Summary
A federal judge ruled that a high-speed internet grant program created during President Biden’s administration illegally prioritized race when deciding who would receive funding. The judge referred to a recent Supreme Court ruling about affirmative action in education to support his decision.Key Facts
- The grant program was designed to provide money for high-speed internet access.
- The program was signed into law by President Biden.
- Judge John Bates ruled the program unconstitutional for considering race in fund distribution.
- The decision was influenced by the Supreme Court’s ruling against affirmative action in college admissions.
- The ruling sided with arguments made by President Donald Trump’s side.
- The issue centers on whether race can be a factor in government funding decisions.
- This case is part of broader legal debates about race and equality policies in the U.S.
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