The U.S. Naval Academy has changed its admissions policy and will no longer consider race or ethnicity when evaluating candidates. This shift comes in response to a recent Supreme Court ruling and directives from the Trump administration aimed at eliminating race-based considerations in military admissions. The change follows an executive order from Trump that abolished diversity programs within the military. This decision could influence the ongoing lawsuit against affirmative action practices, led by the group Students for Fair Admissions, further impacting race-conscious policies at military academies.
The U.S. Naval Academy has ceased considering race in admissions, aligning with recent Supreme Court rulings and directives from the Trump administration regarding diversity programs.
This policy shift may impact ongoing legal efforts led by Students for Fair Admissions, challenging race-conscious practices across military academies.
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