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Judge blocks Trump administration push to fine UCLA $1.2 billion for alleged antisemitism

Los Angeles Times•Saturday, November 15, 2025 at 3:51:56 AM
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The recent ruling by a federal judge to block a $1.2 billion fine against UCLA highlights ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and educational institutions regarding civil rights issues. UCLA was notably the first public university targeted by the administration for alleged discrimination. This case reflects broader patterns of scrutiny faced by universities over their policies on race and gender identity. Additionally, reports indicate that UCLA is involved in leasing land at significantly below market value, further complicating its financial landscape amidst these legal challenges.
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