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Feb. 23, 2022

Berkeley residents fire back on Newsom’s intervention in student body case

The Berkeley Citizens for a Better Plan also questioned assertions made by Bonta and Brown last week that an enrollment freeze would disproportionately force students to enroll at more expensive colleges, and impact disadvantaged students.

Three days after Gov. Gavin Newsom entered a dispute between UC Berkeley and its neighbors, the residents responded with their own amicus curiae letter to the California Supreme Court on Monday and accused the governor of using political posturing and sound bites to cure university funding cutbacks of the past.

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