SAN FRANCISCO -- University of California leaders, besieged by a billion-dollar demand from the Trump administration, will meet Wednesday as they weigh how to confront Washington's campaign to remake American campuses.

The consequences of that effort have become increasingly vivid inside the university, which has been contending with an uproar over its decision last month to comply with federal investigators' request for information. The university gave the Department of Education the names of scores of students and employees connected to allegations of antisemitism, a move that infuriated people throughout the 10-campus system after word of it emerged this month.

The disclosure deepened the sense of turmoil inside UC, which is facing an escalating effort from the Trump administration to

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