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WTH?!? Another Trump Judicial Nominee Refuses To Say If Brown vs. Board of Education Is Settled Law
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10:01Now PlayingA number of Trump nominees have refused to say that the 1954 landmark Supreme Court decision on school segregation, Brown vs. The Board of Education, is settled law.
One such nominee who felt this way was now Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch. Another, confirmed Federal District Judge Wendy Vitter also shared this view..
Now Trump's nominee to be second in command at the United States Department of Justice, Jeffrey Rosen seems to be toeing the same line. Rosen was asked about it on Wednesday during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.
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