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Trump to evaluation visa standing of protesters arrested in Columbia College library takeover
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Trump to evaluation visa standing of protesters arrested in Columbia College library takeover

Last updated: May 8, 2025 4:59 pm
Editorial Board Published May 8, 2025
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Trump officers vowed Thursday to evaluation the visa statuses of 80 pro-Palestinian protesters taken into custody throughout a takeover of a Columbia College library.

“We are reviewing the visa status of the trespassers and vandals who took over Columbia University’s library,” U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated on X. “Pro-Hamas thugs are no longer welcome in our great nation.”

Appearing Columbia College President Claire Shipman approved the NYPD to enter campus after the swarm of masked protesters confirmed up on the library and compelled their method inside Wednesday.

Cops have been seen escorting out dozens of protesters in zip ties who faculty officers stated weren’t enrolled within the faculty and have been trespassing.

Of the 80 protesters arrested, two got summonses whereas the remainder got desk look tickets to seem in court docket at a later date. They have been hit with a wide range of costs together with disorderly conduct and obstructing governmental administration.

Protestors at Broadway and W. 114th St. after some occupied the Butler Library on Wednesday. (Kerry Burke / New York Day by day Information)

Shipman attributed the choice to permit NYPD officers on campus to the massive variety of protesters. Two Columbia safety officers have been injured as protesters pressured their method contained in the constructing.

“Requesting the presence of the NYPD is not the outcome we wanted, but it was absolutely necessary to secure the safety of our community,” Shipman wrote. “Disruptions to our academic activities will not be tolerated and are violations of our rules and policies; this is especially unacceptable while our students study and prepare for final exams.”

Movies on social media confirmed the activists, who wore masks, pushing by means of safety on the entrance of Butler, the principle campus library, shortly after 3 p.m., steps away from the place college students pitched a tent demonstration final yr.

The protesters performed drums and posted indicators and stickers to free Mahmoud Khalil, a current Columbia grad who has been detained by federal immigration authorities.

Protestors in police custody as they are removed from the Butler Library on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.Protestors in police custody as they’re faraway from the Butler Library on Wednesday. (Kerry Burke / New York Day by day Information)

“Despite Columbia’s transformation of the university into a dystopian site of surveillance through its carceral expansion of cameras, wifi and ID tracking, externally contracted security, disciplinary processes, and arresting power for Public Safety officers, it still failed to quell the student movement. Students outsmarted the university, exposing the cracks in their broken system,” the group stated in a press release.

“Students know that resisting genocide is their moral imperative, and history is on their side.”

Mayor Adams condemned the protesters by making a plea to their dad and mom on dwell tv Wednesday.

“Parents, if your children are going to Columbia campus and participate in this, I think you should reach out to them,” Adams stated on NBC 4. “This is not what you do on the college campus, particularly going inside a library and protesting in this manner. We are in engagement with the college.”

Columbia finals start on Friday.

Initially Revealed: Could 8, 2025 at 9:36 AM EDT

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