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Across colleges in the United States, students are leading protests against the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, as well as institutional ties between universities and Israel.These protests have prompted the deployment of law enforcement, resulting in the arrests of hundreds of students and some injured officers.Over 100 people were arrested at Emerson College as pro-Palestinian protesters c
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