US federal judge halts Department of Education race-data demand on universities
Public university registrars in plaintiff states can pause federal race-data submissions
- — Registrars and compliance officers at public universities in the plaintiffs' states — must immediately stop preparing and transmitting the seven-year, race-and-sex disaggregated applicants/admitted/enrolled datasets to the US Department of Education — because a court injunction suspends the 120-day deadline and continuing submissions risks wasted administrative effort and potential conflict with the court order.
- — Compliance teams and registrars at public and private universities outside the plaintiffs' states — must immediately verify whether their institutions remain subject to the Education Department's demand and, if so, meet active submission deadlines or seek injunctive relief within the stated timetable — because failure to comply exposes institutions to Title IV funding enforcement.
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