With Reporters Shot and Roughed Up, Advocates Question Whether Those Covering Protests Are Targets
Reporters Without Borders said there have been at least 31 attacks on journalists — 27 from law enforcement — since the demonstrations started.
Trump Deploys California National Guard to LA to Quell Protests Despite the Governor’s Objections
Tensions were high after a series of sweeps by immigration authorities the previous day, including in LA’s fashion district and at a Home Depot.
Judge Says US Effort To Deport Mahmoud Khalil on Foreign Policy Grounds Is Likely Unconstitutional
An attorney for Khalil said the charges were “factually baseless and a pretextual punishment for his First Amendment speech.”
Harvard Loses Another $450 Million in Escalating Battle with Trump Administration
The move comes a day after the Ivy League school pushed back against government allegations that it’s a hotbed of liberalism and antisemitism.
Georgetown Student Released From Detention After Federal Judge’s Ruling
Badar Khan Suri is awaiting the outcome of his petition against the Trump administration for wrongful arrest and detention in violation of the First Amendment rights.
Columbia Suspends Over 65 Students Following Pro-Palestinian Protest in Library
The Ivy League institution in Manhattan placed more than 65 students on interim suspension and barred 33 others.
Freed Palestinian Student Accuses Columbia University of Inciting Violence
Mohsen Mahdawi said instead of being a “beacon of hope,” the university is inciting violence against students.
21 University of Washington Students Suspended for Pro-Palestinian Protest
The school said the occupation resulted in “significant damage” to the building and equipment housed in it.