Trump to Universities: End Anti-White and Anti-Asian Discrimination NOW or Lose Your Tax Exempt Status

Trump's been making a lot of moves to break the uniparty establishment cartel, which distresses fat piggies at the establishment cartel's sloptrough like Jonah Goldberg and Erick Erickson.

Gunther Eagleman @GuntherEagleman

Aug 21

THIS IS HUGE.

The Trump Education Department just recommended stripping the American Bar Association of its power to accredit law schools.

A 500-page report concludes the ABA's accreditation arm is not independent, it operates like a cartel that injects its own political ideology into the process.

For decades the ABA has held a near-monopoly over who gets to become a lawyer in America. That monopoly is now under direct attack.

No more forced ideology.
No more one organization controlling the pipeline.

This is how you break the stranglehold!

He told the corrupt Marxist universities to stop discriminating based on race. The Supreme Court told them to stop discriminating based on race.

They continued discriminating based on race. Many made up new words and new programs and discriminated based on race while calling it something else. Many didn't even do that much.

Trump is now moving to end the tax exemptions enjoyed by these racist schools.

This is the New York Times, so enjoy the way they spin this.

Trump Moves to Strip Tax Exemption From Schools That Aid Minority Students

Aid how, New York Times?

Once again, we're back to hiding the details that make the left look like what it actually is.

The Treasury Department released rules that would prevent schools with race-based programs from qualifying for tax-exempt status, a threat to both higher education and other private schools.

A vague way to say it -- "race-based programs."

Is that what the Supreme Court found to be illegal -- "race based programs," whatever they are?

Or racially discriminating against the white and Asian races?

The Trump administration released new rules that could revoke tax-exempt status from any school offering targeted support to Black or other minority students, a sweeping change that opens another front in the president's campaign to reshape American education.

Targeted support? Are there any races that experience targeted discrimination, I wonder?

Because that's what the Supreme Court determined to be (obviously) illegal. Not "supporting" people. Discriminating against people based on their races.

The proposed regulations, which the Treasury Department published on Thursday, would add another element to the guidelines that schools and other organizations must follow to qualify for tax-exempt status with the Internal Revenue Service. The rules would deny tax-exempt status to any school, including secondary schools and universities, if it has any policy or program, including admissions and scholarships, that the I.R.S. finds to be racially discriminatory.

Admissions and scholarships in "race-based programs," you say?

What does this mean?

Do you mean they affirmatively discriminate against white and Asian students in order to give illegal racial preferences to black and Hispanic students?

That's obviously what you mean -- and you support this practice.

So why can't you say it? If it's something to be proud of, why do you hide it?

Such a change would thrust the I.R.S. into the center of the Trump administration's push to pressure schools to abandon initiatives aimed at supporting Black and other minority students, efforts meant to address the nation's long history of racial discrimination and segregation.

Do these efforts, allegedly "meant to address the nation's long history of racial discrimination and segregation" involve any current, present-day racial discrimination?

Because again, this is what the Supreme Court determined was illegal

Trump officials, however, view such programs as a form of discrimination against white and Asian Americans, and federal civil rights lawyers have opened investigations on those grounds into admissions policies at Harvard, Yale and other schools.

Oh they view it that way, I see.

The threat of losing tax-exempt status would tighten the financial squeeze the administration has applied to higher education by withholding federal research funding. Last year, President Trump called for the I.R.S. to strip Harvard of its tax-exempt status, which experts said would be contrary to a federal law prohibiting the I.R.S. from carrying out politically directed audits.

While schools may still not owe much in federal income taxes even if they lost their tax-exempt status, the exemption is valuable because it allows donors to deduct donations they make directly to the school, helping fund-raising efforts. The rules will take effect after May 31 and apply to as many as 18,000 schools, the Treasury said.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 02:30 PM

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