The United States Supreme Court has sided with President Donald Trump’s effort to de-racicalize America’s public schools.
The high court made waves by deciding in favor of the Trump administration’s initiative to halt over $65 million in funds allocated for radical teacher training programs.
The taxpayer-funded programs were focused on promoting far-left “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI), the New York Post reported.
The court’s narrow 5-4 decision was significant as it marked the Trump administration’s first Supreme Court triumph during his second term.
This pivotal decision concluded an ongoing legal battle involving the administration’s initiative to cease taxpayer-backed programs now the focus of ongoing debates.
Chief Justice John Roberts crossed traditional partisan lines to vote alongside the court’s three liberal members, reflecting the deeply contentious nature of this decision.
The controversy began as a result of President Trump’s efforts to end federal financing for initiatives that promote DEI within teacher-training schemes.
Several states rallied against the administration’s move to slash these funds, with California spearheading the legal challenge.
A federal court in Massachusetts initially blocked the administration’s plan, granting temporary relief.
Following the Massachusetts court’s order, the case progressed through various judicial levels.
The Trump administration faced setbacks, however,