Watch: Moment protesters storm into Columbia University library
Summary
On Wednesday, pro-Palestinian protesters entered the main library at Columbia University. Two security officers were hurt, more than 70 protesters were arrested, and no charges have been filed yet. The U.S. Secretary of State said the visa status of those involved will be reviewed.Key Facts
- Pro-Palestinian protesters entered Columbia University's main library.
- The protest occurred on a Wednesday.
- Two security officers were injured during the incident.
- Protesters needed to show Columbia IDs to exit the library without facing arrest.
- Over 70 protesters were arrested, but none have been charged so far.
- The U.S. Secretary of State mentioned that protesters' visa statuses will be reviewed.
- The Secretary of State described those involved as "trespassers and vandals."
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