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      Pro-Palestinian Protesters Arrested at UCLA During Final Exams

      June 11, 2024 1 min read

      Alyssa Lukpat and Nicholas Hatcher
      Wall Street Journal

      Excerpt: A new round of pro-Palestinian demonstrations swept the University of California, Los Angeles, where 25 protesters were arrested after setting up an encampment, the latest outburst of campus tensions over the Israel-Hamas war.

      The UCLA Police Department said about 100 people put up tents and barriers Monday afternoon and moved the encampment twice after being ordered to disperse. The protesters made enough noise to disrupt students taking final exams nearby, police said. The people in the demonstration were affiliated with a student group on campus, according to the police department.

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