Israel-Hamas war protests close on a handful of US campuses as arrests exceed 2,300 (apnews.com)
I want to see the people coming into these threads defending the cops closing down these camps defend the cops arresting 2300 people.
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I want to see the people coming into these threads defending the cops closing down these camps defend the cops arresting 2300 people.
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