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Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson and today is Monday, April 29th, 2024. This is the

exit. Today, the latest from campus protests, plus what the Texas borders are is saying

about his state's approach to immigration and we learn about a new AP African American Studies course.

Protests continued on college campuses across the country over the weekend surrounding the war in Gaza.

Physical altercations came yesterday on UCLA's campus in Los Angeles

when demonstrators breached a security barrier. The incident came one day after

arrests on at least four universities as demonstrations and days long encampments in opposition

to the war swept across the nation's colleges. At the Crosstown University of Southern California,

the campus remains closed after 93 people were arrested during demonstrations

on Wednesday. The school has canceled its main graduation ceremony amid the turmoil.

Students around the country are calling for a ceasefire and want

their schools to stop investing in Israeli firms that are involved with or

profit from Israel's war against Hamas. Protesters also want the US.S. to stop military aid for Israel's war effort.

Meanwhile Israel has said it will not invade the border city of Rafa in southern Gaza until

officials have spoken with U.S US leaders about their concerns.

White House National Security spokesperson John Kirby told ABCs this week yesterday.

Israel in recent days appeared set to launch an invasion of the area where more than a million

Palestinian civilians are sheltering and which Israel says is the last Hamas stronghold in

Gaza.

The international community has long warned Israeli leaders of the massive

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