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The Justice Department said on May 6 that UCLA’s medical school discriminated based on race in admissions. The finding is not a court ruling, but it gives the administration a fresh enforcement cudgel just days after it moved to gut EEOC disparate-impact guidance.
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The Justice Department said on May 6 that UCLA’s medical school discriminated based on race in admissions. The finding is not a court ruling, but it gives the administration a fresh enforcement cudgel just days after it moved to gut EEOC disparate-impact guidance.
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The Justice Department said on May 6 that UCLA’s medical school discriminated based on race in admissions. The finding is not a court ruling, but it gives the administration a fresh enforcement cudgel just days after it moved to gut EEOC disparate-impact guidance.
The Justice Department said June 4, 2026 that it opened 15 new medical-school admissions investigations after issuing findings against UCLA on May 6 and Yale on May 14 over race-based admissions.
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