UCLA spokesperson Mary Osako said the ruling would “hamstring our ability to respond to events on the ground and meet the needs of the Bruin community,” but the order was cheered by anti-discrimination groups as a precedent for antisemitism lawsuits filed by Jewish students.
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“UCLA is committed to fostering a campus culture where everyone feels welcome and free from intimidation, discrimination, and harassment," Ms. Osako said in a statement. "The district court’s ruling is improper and would hamstring our ability to respond to events on the ground and to meet the needs of the Bruin community."
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