u/MelodicAd8483

Hey guys, apologies if the topic isn't appropriate for the sub, and if not I'd appreciate being pointed to in the right direction, but I wanted to know if there is any data regarding the admissions of MENA students following the supreme court case regarding affirmative action and elimination of the use of race/ethnicity as a direct factor in favor of diversity statements. It is my understanding that MENA students were historically not seen as underrepresented minorities and as they are considered racially white, they would not benefit from past affirmative action policies. Has the elimination of racial/ethnic categories in consideration/the adoption of diversity statements changed this? Is there any source that even tracks this, anecdotal experience, etc.?