NEW YORK – Columbia University has suspended more than 65 students and barred 33 individuals from campus following a disruptive pro-Palestinian protest inside Butler Library, according to Bloomberg News.
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The May 7 demonstration, which took place during finals week, saw masked protesters occupy parts of the library, hang Palestinian flags, and deface property as hundreds of students were preparing for exams. Police entered the building later that evening and arrested 80 participants.
Acting Columbia President Claire Shipman denounced the protest, calling it a serious breach of university rules.
The incident comes as Columbia faces heightened federal scrutiny, including the revocation of $400 million in funding over concerns of antisemitism on campus. According to Bloomberg, officials are also reviewing the visa status of foreign students involved in the protest.
The ones who were arrested, who are here on student visas, must have those visas revoked now, and they must all be deported ASAP!
Columbia is a cesspool of anti semitism.
If they are here on a student visa, deport them immediately, If they’re not students at the college throw the book at them, if they are students expell them immediatly.
Finally. Took them long enough.
Who is paying for education of these Palestinian terrorists. And why they are allowed to be masks while attending university.Ship them back to the country they came from.