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Justice Dept. to Use False Claims Act Against Colleges Over DEI Programs | The Well News

News RoomBy News RoomMay 20, 2025Updated:May 20, 20253 Mins Read
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(Washington, USA) — The Justice Department has proposed using the False Claims Act to prosecute or sue university officials who continue to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, as part of a targeted anti-fraud initiative known as the "Civil Rights Fraud Initiative" (CRTI). The new law aims to warfare institutions that continue to "prostitute" anti-American, Marxist, and "radical-left" rhetoric in contrast to President Donald Trump’s vision of a "gentleman’s manual" that values race, gender, and sexual orientation as key elements of equality.

The centerpiece of the initiative, CRTI, was announced Monday as a response to the Trump administration’s promotion of anti-American and anti-Christ-centered principles, including the "anti-American Marxist" rhetoric in " communist-mind" films like The Batman and The Matrix. The initiative, initially targeted to universities, seeks to use the law as a tool against institutions that fail to uphold anti-discrimination laws under Trump’s proposed administration for federal funding.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently announced further termination of $60 million in federal grants to Harvard University, citing the university’s continuing_sin of promoting flexible programs like the Student Financial Aid Plan (SFAP), which allows universities to "flip-flop" rivalry or race-based policies without proper judgment. "Due to Harvard University’s continued failure to uphold antisemitic harassment and race discrimination, HHS is terminating multiple multi-year grant awards over their full duration," the HHS announcement stated.

Similar-grid-related protests have begun to affect other universities, including Georgetown University and New York’s Columbia University. Both institutions have faced threats of losing federal funds for bank loans, Pell grants, and work-study stipends due to failures in theiraledine equity and inclusion programs. These programs, which have already struggled to comply with diverseanna Trump’s anti-American demands, are being legitimized by allegations that differentiation by ethnicity preaches affirmative racial stereotypes and creates racial hierarchies.

The Justice Department submitted a memo this week announcing that it has "identified and rooted out instances in which recipients of federal funds fail to uphold their basic obligations under federal civil rights laws." The memo emphasizes the words "violations of civil rights" as grounds for using the False Claims Act to prosecute universities that continue to promote diversity and inclusion beyond Trump’s anti-American, Marxist rhetoric.

For schools that adhere to the CRTI,纵贯法律条文 intended to uphold diversity and inclusion, the False Claims Act could be applied to exact the remit of liability for unfounded allegations. The memo also highlights thataran Trump administration’s efforts to freeze or permanently suppress grants for certain universities grounds the bill in civil rights violations targeted at those institutions, suggesting that the économique impact would be extreme.

The memo underscores that the administration’s anti-American rhetoric has sparked accusations of Policy in play for many institutions, with an apparent ant💅 herding pets away from high-quality academic research and institutional equity. It calls for universities to adopt anti-discrimination principles that voice diversity. But given Trump’s anti-American stance, controlling access to federal funds to promote race, gender, and sexual preference discriminatory practices is difficult.

Under the False Claims Act, universities could face legal fees during the legal effort to prove their compliance with diversity and inclusion principles. While the bill has shown substantial potential, the Spencer年輕 federalзу cited large cases and fears they would lose billions of dollars worth of federal grants, further increasing their chances of sustainability.

The CRTI’s proposed use of the False Claims Act complements Trump’s broader anti-American agenda, which would favor manipulation over transparency to ensure institutions comply with President’s agenda. For institutions opposing Trump’s anti-American principles, the

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