The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is challenging a federal agency created by the Biden administration that is committed to helping only certain American ethnicities, claiming it violates the Constitution.
, which serves"minority business enterprises owned and operated by African Americans, Asian Americans, Hasidic Jews, Hispanic Americans, Native Americans and Pacific Islanders."
WISCONSIN INSTITUTE FOR LAW AND LIBERTY FILES PETITION WITH THE SUPREME COURT TO HALT STUDENT LOAN HANDOUT "America must continue to advance towards a colorblind society where every person is judged on their merit and not the color of their skin," WILL Deputy Counsel, Dan Lennington, said in a press release."The Biden Administration’s choice to create this race-based agency is a step back for civil rights, and we aim to correct that misstep." Another plaintiff in the lawsuit, Jeffrey Nuziard, is a U.S. Army veteran from the Dallas-Ft.
The third plaintiff Matthew Piper owns an architecture agency in Wisconsin, and like Nuziard, found he was ineligible for assistance through the MBDA due to his skin color. "The American dream should be afforded to all Americans regardless of skin color or cultural background," Piper said."But what we have is a federal government picking winners and losers based on wokeism–enough is enough.
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