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University of California students, professors and staff sue the Trump administration

A coalition of 21 unions and faculty associations alleges the Trump administration's suspension of over $500 million in research grants and $1.2 billion fine demands violate constitutional rights and threaten jobs.

  • A coalition of faculty, staff, students, and labor unions filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming it stifles free speech at the University of California system due to its ideological control efforts.
  • The American Association of University Professors demands the court to stop the use of financial threats against the UC to enforce compliance.
  • The lawsuit states that the federal government is attempting to exert ideological control over curriculum and faculty matters, a move criticized as ideological dominance.
  • UC President James Milliken noted ongoing federal investigations against all 10 UC campuses, highlighting the threat to funding and research as one of the gravest in the university's history.
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