Student Opinion: UCLA’s Accessibility Dilemma
By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — Two weeks into my first year at UCLA, I was planning…
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- Opinion: Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Is Fueled by Fear, Not SafetyTrump's immigration crackdown is justified by claims of public safety and national security, but data suggests it is driven by racial profiling and political theater, causing unnecessary harm to families, chilling civic engagement, and harming both immigrants and citizens alike.
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- Is California’s Retail Theft Crackdown Working? New Reports Say More Data, Oversight NeededCalifornia is increasing penalties for retail theft, but lacks comprehensive data to determine if the changes are working, and the state is flying blind without it.
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