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这份长达53页的起诉书指控该校在数月的反以色列抗议骚乱期间违反了《第六修正案》保护条款
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UCLA学生称赞特朗普政府针对校园反犹太主义诉讼的举措，称尽管伊朗局势紧张，但校园氛围有所改善
两名加州大学洛杉矶分校学生告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，自此前的反以色列抗议活动以来，校园紧张局势有所缓解，但针对反犹太主义和行政施压的担忧依然存在。
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美国司法部周一起诉加州大学洛杉矶分校，指控该校在数月的反以色列抗议和营地骚乱期间允许犹太学生面临“充满敌意的教育环境”，期间有学生遭到袭击、无法进入校园建筑，甚至不敢上课。
“占领者基本实现了他们的目标，让校园核心区域变成了犹太净化——或者说至少赶走了那些不认同他们消灭以色列的意愿的犹太人，”起诉书中写道。
在这份53页的起诉书中，美国司法部指控加州大学洛杉矶分校对针对犹太学生的歧视表现出“故意漠视”，违反了《第六修正案》保护条款，这一指控可能危及该校的联邦资助。
“加州大学洛杉矶分校故意漠视其犹太和以色列学生所遭受的苦难，拒绝采取有意义的行动保护他们，”美国司法部表示。
特朗普政府要求加州大学洛杉矶分校就校园反犹太主义索赔支付10亿美元和解金
2023年5月23日，加州大学洛杉矶分校校长吉恩·布洛克在国会听证会上作证时，加州大学警察在清场反以色列抗议者后保卫多德大厅。（马里奥·塔马/盖蒂图片社）
此次诉讼是特朗普政府打击与反以色列抗议相关的反犹太主义行动的一部分。2023年10月7日哈马斯袭击以色列后，反以色列抗议活动席卷美国多所大学校园。
美国司法部指控加州大学洛杉矶分校的公平、多样性与包容性办公室“例行公事地无视”超过100起反犹太主义骚扰投诉，这些投诉包括犹太学生被阻拦进入校园建筑、遭到殴打、被胡椒喷雾喷射以及被棍棒击打。美国司法部认为，该校“对此类投诉置之不理”的决定违反了《第六修正案》，暗示该校可能会失去联邦资助，并向政府支付赔偿金。
诉讼的核心指控集中在加州大学洛杉矶分校对2024年4月底在校园内搭建并持续约一周的反以色列抗议营地的处理方式。当时，为回应加沙战争升级的紧张局势，美国数十所大学校园纷纷出现反以色列营地。营地内的行为促使特朗普政府成立反犹太主义特别工作组，并派员前往加州大学洛杉矶分校调查。
反以色列营地于2024年4月25日搭建，引发投诉称抗议者组成“人墙”，阻拦犹太学生进入教学楼和校园其他区域。起诉书还指控一名犹太学生被踢倒在地并失去意识。
加州警长抨击加州大学洛杉矶分校学生针对拆除反以色列营地警察提起的“毫无根据”诉讼
警方直到2024年5月2日才清场该营地，当时现场一片混乱，反以色列抗议者与警察发生冲突，使用了胡椒喷雾和灭火器。
2024年6月10日，警方试图搭建新营地期间，六名加州大学洛杉矶分校警察受伤，反以色列抗议者与警方的冲突持续升级。
加州大学洛杉矶分校就学生提出的“犹太人排除区”歧视索赔支付巨额和解金
2024年5月23日周四，洛杉矶加州大学洛杉矶分校校园内，警方驱散反以色列抗议者。（汉斯·古特克内希特/媒体新闻集团/《洛杉矶每日新闻》）
即使在对2024年春季反以色列抗议活动中的暴力行为表示担忧后，加州大学洛杉矶分校的校园安全官员仍被指示在2025年和2026年爆发的未来反以色列抗议活动中优先采取“降级处理”，而非严格执行校园政策。
在2025年10月7日举行的一场“为巴勒斯坦正义学生”示威活动中，尽管部分参与者违反了校园“禁止蒙面”规定，警察仍袖手旁观。当被问及为何不执行规定时，一名警官回应称，自己“职位不够高，无权做这个决定”。
诉讼大量引用了加州大学洛杉矶分校自己的特别工作组的调查结果，以支持其关于校领导未能妥善保护校园内犹太学生的主张。
2024年5月2日，警方突袭加州大学洛杉矶分校的反以色列营地，警察做出反应，反以色列学生坚守阵地。（艾蒂安·洛朗/法新社）
“事实上，加州大学洛杉矶分校的特别工作组发现，‘在2023-2024学年的大部分时间里，校园领导层反复决定不执行联邦法律、州法律以及大学和校园规定’，‘导致未能保护校园内犹太人的宪法权利’，”起诉书中写道。
起诉书引用了一项针对犹太学生的民调结果，发现59.6%的学生“报告称因反犹太主义和反以色列偏见而减少了在校园的停留时间”，41.4%的学生因反犹太主义考虑过转学。
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特朗普政府的此次诉讼距离司法部今年2月针对加州大学洛杉矶分校提起的另一桩案件仅数月之遥，当时的案件指控该校对犹太和以色列员工存在反犹太主义歧视。
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DOJ sues UCLA over alleged ‘Judenrein’ conditions during anti-Israel encampment
May 27, 2026 2:49pm EDT / Fox News
The 53-page complaint alleges the university violated Title VI protections during months of anti-Israel protest unrest
By Elaine Mallon, Fox News
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Two UCLA students told Fox News Digital campus tensions have eased since past anti-Israel protests but some concerns about antisemitism and administrative pressure remain.
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The Justice Department sued the University of California, Los Angeles, on Monday, accusing the university of allowing Jewish students to face a “hostile educational environment” during months of anti-Israel protests and encampment unrest that left students assaulted, blocked from campus buildings and fearful of attending class.
“The occupiers largely succeeded in their goal of making the heart of campus Judenrein— or at least free of Jews who did not share their desire to annihilate Israel,” the lawsuit stated.
In the 53-page complaint, the Justice Department accused UCLA of violating Title VI protections by showing “deliberate indifference” toward discrimination against Jewish students, allegations that could jeopardize federal funding.
“UCLA was deliberately indifferent to the suffering of its Jewish and Israeli students and declined to take meaningful action to protect them,” DOJ said.
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION DEMANDS $1B SETTLEMENT FROM UCLA OVER CAMPUS ANTISEMITISM CLAIMS
University of California police secure Dodd Hall after clearing anti-Israel protesters from the UCLA campus on May 23, 2023, during a congressional hearing where Chancellor Gene Block testified.(Mario Tama/Getty Images)
The lawsuit is part of a broader Trump administration effort to crack down on antisemitism tied to anti-Israel protests that spread across college campuses following Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 attacks on Israel
DOJ alleged that UCLA’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion office “routinely ignored” more than 100 complaints of antisemitic harassment, which ranged from Jewish students being blocked from campus buildings to being beaten, pepper-sprayed and slapped with sticks. The Justice Department argued that the university’s “decision to ignore” these complaints violated Title VI, suggesting that the school could lose federal funding and pay restitution to the government.
The lawsuit’s central allegation focuses on UCLA’s handling of the anti-Israel protest encampment that formed on campus in late April 2024 and lasted about a week. At the time, anti-Israel encampments popped up on dozens of college campuses across the country in response to escalating tensions in the Gaza war. The conduct within the encampment prompted the Trump administration to create an antisemitism task force that visited UCLA.
The anti-Israel encampment was set up on April 25, 2024, sparking complaints that protesters formed “human phalanxes” to block Jewish students from accessing buildings and other parts of campus. The lawsuit also alleges that one Jewish student was kicked to the ground and knocked unconscious.
CALIFORNIA SHERIFF SLAMS ‘MERITLESS’ UCLA STUDENT LAWSUIT AGAINST POLICE WHO DISMANTLED ANTI-ISRAEL ENCAMPMENT
Police did not clear the encampment until May 2, 2024, during what was described as a chaotic scene in which anti-Israel protesters clashed with officers using pepper spray and fire extinguishers.
Confrontations at UCLA between anti-Israel protesters and police continued as six UCLA police officers were injured on June 10, 2024, during an attempt to create a new encampment.
UCLA PAYS BIG SETTLEMENT OVER ‘JEW EXCLUSION ZONE’ DISCRIMINATION CLAIMS FROM STUDENTS
Police push back anti-Israel protesters on the campus of UCLA in Los Angeles on Thursday, May 23, 2024.(Hans Gutknecht/MediaNews Group/Los Angeles Daily News)
Even after voicing concerns over the violence seen during the spring 2024 anti-Israel protests, UCLA school safety officers were instructed to prioritize “de-escalation” rather than aggressively enforcing school policies during future anti-Israel protests that sprang up in 2025 and 2026.
At one Students for Justice of Palestine demonstration held on Oct. 7, 2025, officers stood by and did not engage even though some of the participants were breaking the campus’ “no masking rule.” An officer was asked why they weren’t enforcing the rules, and he replied by saying he “not that high up on that totem pole” to make that call.
The lawsuit heavily cited the findings of UCLA’s own task force in the lawsuit to back up its claims that school leadership failed to properly protect Jewish students on campus.
Police officers react as anti-Israel students stand their ground after police breached their encampment at the University of California, Los Angeles, on May 2, 2024.(Etienne Laurent/AFP)
“Indeed, UCLA’s Task Force found that ‘throughout most of 2023-2024, campus leadership repeatedly decided not to enforce federal law, state law, and University and campus rules,’ ‘resulting in failure to protect the Constitutional rights,’ of Jews on campus,” the lawsuit stated.
The lawsuit cited a poll conducted of Jewish students finding that 59.6% of students “reported spending less time on campus due to antisemitism and anti-Israeli bias” and and that 41.4% considered leaving the school because of antisemitism.
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The Trump administration’s lawsuit comes just months after the Justice Department filed a separate case against UCLA in February, accusing the university of antisemitic discrimination against Jewish and Israeli employees.
Fox News Digital reached out to UCLA for comment.
Elaine Mallon is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business covering national politics.
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