VA politicians weigh in on protests on college campuses
As anti-Israel protests erupt on college campuses across the commonwealth, Virginia leaders are divided on how to deal with them.
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As anti-Israel protests erupt on college campuses across the commonwealth, Virginia leaders are divided on how to deal with them.
As Gov. Glenn Youngkin backs law enforcement officers who broke up protest encampments on Virginia college campuses, a number of Virginia Democrats assert that officers have gone too far.
This is continuing coverage from The Times-Dispatch about protests held at Virginia Commonwealth University on Monday. Video: Police in riot gear enter VCU campusVCU student Sereen Haddad speaks about a
Police and pro-Palestine protesters clashed Monday night after officers tried to clear a makeshift encampment on the lawn outside the James Branch Cabell Library on VCU’s Monroe Park campus, pitching tents in what they called a “liberation zone" and demanding an immediate end to Israel’s offensive in Gaza.
Protestors and police clashed Monday night on the campus of Virginia Commonwealth University, which joined a growing list of campuses that have erupted in unrest over the past weeks.