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Hundreds arrested as Gaza protests sweep US universities - BBC News Police and activists clash on Atlanta campus amid Gaza protests - BBC News
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Bernd Debusmann Jr At Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, police have detained a number of protesters.
Reporting from Columbia Authorities say the activists were ordered to leave the campus, but refused.
Minnesota Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar has arrived on the campus at Columbia University in New York. Here's some images of what ensued.
Omar's daughter, Isra Hirsi, 21, was among a group of pro-Palestinian protesters who were cleared from the university by police last week.
Hirsi says she was suspended from Columbia's sister college, Barnard, for "standing in solidarity with Palestinians".
It's been relatively quiet so far on Friday on Columbia's South Lawn.
Protesters are sitting out in front of their tents on the encampment, some listening to stories of those killed in the Israel-Gaza conflict read to them by their fellow students.
Another group of students has been circling in the square chanting "disclose, divest, we will not stop we will not rest" and "our student rights are under attack what do we do stand up fight back".
On a wall overlooking the encampment are a line of photos of those Israelis held captive by Hamas under wilting roses.
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