A university in Colorado has been hit with two federal civil rights complaints over 20 scholarship programs that are either raced based or specific to illegal immigrants, The Post has learned.
Colorado’s Metropolitan State University allegedly reserved scholarships for non-whites, illegal immigrants
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January 30, 2026
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