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17 Democratic AGs sue Trump admin over new college data rule, citing privacy and burden concerns.
Seventeen Democratic state attorneys general have taken legal action against the Trump administration over a policy that requires colleges to gather and share detailed information about the race and sex of applicants, admitted students, and current students.
They argue that the tight deadline, wide-ranging requirements, and demands for past data could invade student privacy, create unnecessary challenges, and lead to incorrect information being reported.
The policy mandates data submission by March 18 to ensure compliance with the 2023 Supreme Court ruling banning affirmative action and could trigger penalties, including loss of federal funding.
The administration defends it as necessary for taxpayer transparency, noting over $100 billion in annual federal higher education investments.
The lawsuit challenges the policy’s legality and practicality, with critics saying it exceeds existing reporting frameworks and undermines institutional autonomy.
17 procuradores generales demócratas demandaron al administrador de Trump por la nueva regla de datos universitarios, citando preocupaciones de privacidad y carga.