President Joe Biden defended “peaceful protest ... brief remarks from the White House on Thursday on the campus protests that have devolved into scenes of violence and arrests over the ...
In his first public remarks on this week’s campus protests, President Joe Biden criticized much of the unrest over the Israel-Hamas war erupting at colleges across the country, saying “none of ...
Asked after his remarks whether the demonstrations would prompt him to consider changing course, Biden responded with a simple “no.” His comments come as police crack down on campus encampments.
Joe Biden on Thursday condemned the unrest and violence that has disrupted college campuses over the last week, while stressing the importance of the right of Americans to protest peacefully in ...
breaking windows … none of this is peaceful protest’ in response to campus demonstrations across US Biden says 'no' to calling in National Guard for pro-Palestine college protests In his ...
That led President Biden ... on campus. That followed earlier violence from counterprotesters. So far, more than 2,000 people have been arrested in the last two weeks. While many protests have ...
Mr. Biden said there is “no place on any campus” for antisemitic rhetoric or acts. There is political advantage for Mr. Biden in saying these things. He took 68 per cent of the Jewish vote in ...
The campus protests have posed a political challenge for Biden, whose coalition has historically relied on younger voters, many of whom are critical of his public support for Israel. President ...
On his way out, he noted that he would not be calling in the National Guard to quell the protests ... protesters. Biden also said Thursday that "There should be no place on any campus, no ...
President Biden was sharply critical Thursday ... had seized control of Hamilton Hall on Columbia’s campus on Monday, an escalation of protests that began roughly two weeks ago.
The Biden administration is ramping up its direct response to the college protests over the Israel ... incidents of antisemitism on campus and highlighting available resources.