legal quagmire? the truth is that we don t. no but the little excerpt you read at the end allison. you are going to have an industry, it s ironic, of people writing us is stressing the unit dimensional racial identity. with the exacting the court does not want. by any manner of strategy, is because the bottom line, harvard and selective universities cannot, return will not return to a 1950s asean harry world. they will do what is necessary to make that not happen. professor randall kennedy, harry lippman, thank you both very much for your expertise. thank you professor. next, i will speak with two students involved in today s decision disagree on whether affirmative action helped or hurt them.
i will read one of. them is from justice ketanji brown jackson. with let them eat cake obliviousness today. the majority pulls the record and announces color blindness for all by legal fiat. that is her dissent in the u.n. see case. quote, deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. she didn t read her dissent from the. bench but the other one, so to my or dead. as doug roberts. and when you get to the core there allison. because last year, the blockbusters decision. also a wrecking ball of demolishing many years of precedent. was a fight about the meaning of a single case. this revealed a divide, not just about the meaning of the law, not just about the meaning of a case but about world
intensifies, more than 500,000 people have already left the country. 350,000 of those seeking refuge, turn to poland for safety. that s according to polish officials. immigration authorities are overwhelmed with long lines of cars and buses at checkpoints. in a failed attempt to negotiate a cease-fire to that number is only expected to grow as ukrainian set out west. joining me now is msnbc news correspondent, alison barber, who s on the border. there allison, i m just going to let you show us which you are seeing right now, where you are. hey, thanks the average wait time at this border crossing is about 24 hours. if you look through here with, me you can see all of these people, this group of children, what looks like a family with their luggage crossing into poland. there s the checkpoint just behind, i m where you can see just dozens of people in each lane. there are multiple lanes back there, where people are