Is UCLA Next?

The University of California, Los Angeles, claims that it bears no responsibility for allowing Jewish students to be banished from areas in the heart of campus.

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Police on the UCLA campus, May 1, 2024, at Los Angeles. AP/Ryan Sun

It’s been nine months since a flabbergasted federal judge issued a preliminary injunction ordering UCLA to stop anti-Israel protestors from banishing Jewish students from areas on campus. The judge called UCLA’s behavior “abhorrent to our constitutional guarantee of religious freedom.” Yet it appears to have had little effect on the school, which, in a court hearing Monday, insisted that it bears no responsibility for the antisemitism it facilitated. 

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