This week, the United States Supreme Court issued three major rulings that immediately made headlines. On Thursday, the nation’s highest court ended Affirmative Action for college admissions, a measure that has so far benefited black and Latino students. A second decision was announced this Friday, when he blocked the Joe Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness program; and, finally, that same Court ruled in favor of a Christian internet page designer who refused to create portals for same-sex couples. José Quiñón, constitutional and criminal lawyer, analyzed the issue in Panorama Mundial.
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This week, the United States Supreme Court issued three major rulings that immediately made headlines. On Thursday, the nation’s highest court ended Affirmative Action for college admissions, a measure that has so far benefited black and Latino students. A second decision was announced this Friday, when he blocked the Joe Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness program; and, finally, that same Court ruled in favor of a Christian internet page designer who refused to create portals for same-sex couples. José Quiñón, constitutional and criminal lawyer, analyzed the issue in Panorama Mundial.
