As UCLA goes toe-to-toe against President Donald Trump's administration, experts say that the nation's most powerful public university system is in "uncharted territory." According to the Los Angeles Times, UCLA was optimistic the morning of July 29 when it announced it had settled a federal discrimination lawsuit, agreeing to pay more than $2 million to Jewish civil rights groups plus millions in legal fees. UCLA leaders called the settlement "real progress" in the fight against antisemitism and pointed the Trump administration to the agreement to showcase their efforts to course correct with Jewish communities. Eleven days later, California Gov. Gavin...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
