White man sues six Texas medical schools, alleging they illegally consider race, gender in admissions
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His legal effort is the latest filed by the America First Legal Foundation in what it has called a “national crusade” against affirmative action. The group, founded by Donald Trump’s former senior advisor Stephen Miller, has paired on the case with Jonathan Mitchell, a former solicitor general for Texas who constructed the state’s six-week abortion ban.
All six of the Texas schools rejected Stewart, despite his 3.96 grade point average from UT-Austin, a 511 score out of 528 on the qualifying test known as the MCAT, and experience interning and volunteering at a few medical schools and laboratories, America First lawyers said in the lawsuit. America First attorneys singled out the University of Texas Medical Branch in court documents, alleging they have particularly stated intentions to admit underrepresented and economically-disadvantaged students in an effort to become more representative of the demographics of Texas.
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