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Updates | The Week of December 18, 2017

Derek Reinbold  //  12/24/17  //  Topic Update

President Trump’s Muslim ban echoes Japanese internment in the U.S. during World War II, and the Supreme Court should not make the same mistake today, writes Cecillia Wang, Deputy Legal Director of the ACLU.

The Education Department is proposing to delay by two years an Obama-era rule that would push states to ensure that students of color are not over-represented in special education and put in programs because of racial bias (WaPo).

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