Judge Delays Order to Force Penn to Turn Over List of Jews to Trump Administration
A federal judge has delayed his order requiring the University of Pennsylvania to turn over information about Jewish students and staff to the Trump administration, granting a stay as Penn pursues an appeal. The data was sought by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission as part of an antisemitism investigation. The university had resisted the subpoena, calling the request overly broad and concerning privacy. The case has become a focal point in debates over federal oversight of universities and civil rights protections.
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