Supreme Court likely to ban affirmative action in college admissions, legal experts say
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Supreme Court experts told Fox News Digital that the justices are likely to rule against Harvard and UNC in the cases on their use of affirmative action.
The court heard two similar cases on the use of race in college admissions at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina in a nearly five-hour session. An activist group called Students for Fair Admissions brought both cases, and seemed to have more justices on its side. Tyler Olson is a reporter covering the Senate for Fox News Digital.
"Chief Justice Roberts at points appeared to be losing his patience with Harvard's counsel Seth Waxman due to his combative style in oral argument," Turley added in an interview with Fox News Digital. "Waxman spoke over a number of justices who asked questions and did not appear responsive to direct questions from justices."
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