The college admissions scam opens a new front in the affirmative action debate

March 20, 2019 | KXLF.com

The outrage over the scam laid out by federal prosecutors has opened a new battleground in the affirmative action war. Opponents of the policy say the allegations bolster their arguments that elite colleges can’t be trusted to vet students impartially.

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