Explosive new allegations have emerged against Trump University, the now-defunct educational venture founded by former US President Donald Trump. According to recently uncovered documents, the institution reportedly barred students protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) programme from admission.
Controversial Admissions Policy Exposed
Internal communications suggest Trump University maintained a deliberate policy of rejecting applicants who disclosed their DACA status. This revelation comes nearly a decade after the university's closure following multiple lawsuits and a $25 million settlement over fraud allegations.
Legal and Ethical Questions Raised
Immigration advocates have condemned the alleged policy, calling it discriminatory and contrary to American values. "This appears to be another example of institutional bias against vulnerable communities," remarked one civil rights attorney familiar with the case.
Political Repercussions Likely
The timing of these revelations could prove particularly damaging as Trump campaigns for a potential second term. Political analysts suggest the story may reignite debates about immigration policy and educational access in the upcoming election cycle.
While representatives for the former president have yet to comment, critics argue this latest controversy further tarnishes Trump's record on immigration issues.
