Thursday, October 29, 2026

UCLA admits university employees were exposed to antisemitism on campus in legal battle with Trump administration

UCLA admits university employees were exposed to antisemitism on campus in legal battle with Trump administration


UCLA has admitted that university employees were exposed to antisemitism on campus, even as it begs a federal judge to toss the Trump administration’s lawsuit accusing the school of letting hate run rampant.

“There is no question that some University employees were exposed to antisemitism on campus,” UCLA’s lawyers wrote in a filing Monday. “UCLA has responded—and will continue to respond—to antisemitism, regardless of the outcome of this lawsuit. But the legal claims raised in this litigation are flawed for numerous reasons and should be dismissed.”

The university is asking U.S. District Judge Christina Snyder to throw out the Justice Department’s case “with prejudice,” meaning it couldn’t be refiled.




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