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Trump administration files lawsuit against UCLA, saying it failed to protect Jewish and Israeli employees

Trump administration files lawsuit against UCLA, saying it failed to protect Jewish and Israeli employeesThe Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday accusing the leadership of UCLA of allowing an antisemitic work environment on campus, intensifying the Trump administration’s long-running scrutiny of the Los Angeles campus. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in the Central District of California, alleges UCLA failed to protect Jewish and Israeli faculty and […]

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