Protesters DEFY Orders and DUELING groups SPAR, What Legal Rights Do Students Have?
May 4, 2024
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as posted by the channelProtesters have shut down college campuses across the country, creating a level of tension not seen since the Vietnam War. Threats of suspension and expulsion have been made by university administrations, but students continue to rally in support of Palestinians. Now, police across the country have begun to crack down, arresting over 1,000 protesters. This week on What’s America Thinking, host Julia Manchester dives deep into what rights these students have with constitutional law expert, criminal defense and civil rights lawyer, Robert McWhirter. Hear the latest on these protests out of Austin, Texas from Nexstar Nation's KXAN capitol bureau reporter Monica Madden.
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