Michelle Martin

NPR's Alyssa Nadwerny is with us now with more details. Good morning, Alyssa.

So what do these executive actions do?

So what do these executive actions do?

So what do these executive actions do?

And what's the second?

And what's the second?

And what's the second?

So Alyssa, you've been following this showdown between the administration and selective colleges like Harvard. How does this action fit into that?

So Alyssa, you've been following this showdown between the administration and selective colleges like Harvard. How does this action fit into that?

So Alyssa, you've been following this showdown between the administration and selective colleges like Harvard. How does this action fit into that?

What they consider ideological overreach.

What they consider ideological overreach.

What they consider ideological overreach.

So that's higher ed. What about K-12?

So that's higher ed. What about K-12?

So that's higher ed. What about K-12?

So once again, centering the administration's view of DEI, what about the other orders?

So once again, centering the administration's view of DEI, what about the other orders?

So once again, centering the administration's view of DEI, what about the other orders?

That is NPR's Alyssa Nadroni. Alyssa, thank you. You bet. Thank you. And that's Up First for Thursday, April 24th. I'm Michelle Martin.