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Pro-Palestinian protesters chain themselves to Columbia main gates
- Authorities executed search warrants at homes in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and Canton Township, targeting pro-Palestinian activists, confirmed by Danny Wimmer, press secretary for Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
- The raids were linked to ongoing protests against the Gaza War at the University of Michigan, where the activism group Students Allied for Freedom and Equality was suspended.
- Organizers are preparing for potential arrests during the protests, emphasizing the need for participants to be ready for possible jail time, as stated by meeting speakers.
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NBC New YorkColumbia University students plan to build tent encampments this week, sources say
A group of protesters is planning to set up tent encampments on Columbia University campuses this week in protest of the war in Gaza, according to three people familiar with the planning and a recording of a meeting to plan the action shared with NBC News. The planned encampments come just over a year after students first erected about 50 tents on a university lawn to protest the war and drew the world’s attention. Those demonstrations, in part,…
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