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The current administration has taken, shall we say, a broad approach to what they consider "in violation of Federal anti-discrimination laws", this clause is su
by nicole_express 1y ago
The current administration has taken, shall we say, a broad approach to what they consider "in violation of Federal anti-discrimination laws", this clause is suddenly interpreted very differently than in past administrations despite the laws in question not changing.
Therefore, I can definitely see why the PSF's lawyers encouraged giving this clause an extremely wide berth and pulling the grant entirely.
- paulsutter 1y agoThen the brave thing is you accept the grant and let them take it to court. Get a court ruling against them, which in our common law system establishes case law The administration can try to press charges, but they don’t control the courts
- LauraMedia 1y agoAccording to recent events of this US administration, there are two things that could follow after a court decides in favor of the PSF: * They will ignore it and still claw back the money, with force if needed * They go higher and higher through the courts until it lands on the table of the supreme court that conveniently sides with the administration. You can't win a fight in the system. Law is broken and not reliable anymore.