Lawmakers urge DOJ to reverse termination of NSF STEM grants supporting minority participation and request supporting evidence.
Quiver AI Summary
Lawmakers challenge NSF program cuts: Congresswomen Shontel Brown, Alma Adams and Luz Rivas said they wrote to the Department of Justice asking it to reverse a decision to end three National Science Foundation grant programs that support minority participation in STEM education and jobs.
Letter requests documentation: The members asked for the evidence behind the Justice Department’s view and whether it consulted NSF about the programs’ effectiveness. The letter says the programs have been supported by Congress for decades and served thousands of students.
Programs named in the dispute: The programs cited are LSAMP, AGEP and IUSE-HSI. According to the release, a DOJ legal opinion issued in August described the programs as unconstitutional and directed their termination; the lawmakers urged the department to “reverse course.”
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