California Supreme Court upholds ruling against UC's ban on hiring undocumented students

Undocumented students are denied campus employment opportunities, forcing many into unsafe informal work arrangements and financial hardship despite state educational support.

In a state long defined by its tensions between federal authority and local values, California's Supreme Court has declined to shield the University of California from a ruling that its ban on employing undocumented students constitutes unlawful discrimination. The decision does not merely resolve a hiring dispute — it asks an institution of great public trust to reconcile its fear of federal consequence with its obligation to the students it has already chosen to educate. At a moment when the university faces simultaneous pressure from Washington and the courts, the question of who belongs on

California Supreme Court upholds ruling against UC's ban on hiring undocumented students

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