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California's top court won't review a ruling that UC's hiring ban on undocumented students is likely illegal under state law.
The California Supreme Court has declined to review a lower court ruling that the University of California’s ban on hiring undocumented students for campus jobs is discriminatory and must be reconsidered.
The First District Court of Appeals had previously found UC failed to justify the policy under state anti-discrimination laws, requiring a legal reassessment.
While UC argues the ban protects it from federal legal risks and funding losses, advocates say the decision helps undocumented students access fair employment opportunities amid financial hardship.
The ruling stands without immediate policy change, but forces UC to reevaluate its hiring practices in compliance with state law.
El máximo tribunal de California no revisará un fallo de que la prohibición de contratación de UC a estudiantes indocumentados es probablemente ilegal bajo la ley estatal.