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Trump Administration Withdraws Subpoena for University of Pennsylvania's Jewish Employee List

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The Trump administration has retracted its demand for the University of Pennsylvania to provide a list of its Jewish employees. This decision comes amid accusations that the university, along with others, has not adequately addressed antisemitism on campus. The withdrawal was noted in court documents filed on Thursday, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding antisemitism in educational institutions. This development is significant as it reflects the administration's shifting approach to addressing these concerns.

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