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Trump administration drops subpoena for list of Jews at Penn
The Trump administration ended its effort to compel the University of Pennsylvania to release a list of Jewish employees' personal contact information, which had been part of a federal investigation into antisemitism. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's subpoena, criticized as intrusive by the university and Jewish-affiliated groups, was dropped after legal challenges. A federal judge initially ruled in favor of the EEOC but later acknowledged the dispute's resolution.
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