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UC Berkeley Law Accused of Discrimination in Admissions by Trump Administration

The Trump administration has accused UC Berkeley Law of discriminating against white and Asian applicants in its admissions process, claiming violations of federal civil rights law and a Supreme Court ruling. The university disputes these findings, asserting compliance with the law, while the DOJ indicated potential legal action if compliance is not achieved.

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Harmeet Dhillon - Assistant Attorney General Erwin Chemerinsky - Dean of Berkeley Law Kimberly Richey - Education Department Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights

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The Trump administration has accused UC Berkeley Law of discriminating against white and Asian applicants in its admissions process, claiming violations of federal civil rights law and a Supreme Court ruling. The university disputes these findings, asserting compliance with the law, while the DOJ indicated potential legal action if compliance is not achieved.

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UC Berkeley Law discriminated in admissions, Trump administration finds

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UC Berkeley Law Accused of Discrimination in Admissions by Trump Administration