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Marco Rubio to Review Visa Status of Pro-Palestine Protesters Arrested at Columbia University Library

AP Photo/Stefan Jeremiah

Hundreds of pro-Palestine protesters clashed with New York City police outside Columbia University in Manhattan on Wednesday night. Earlier in the day, protesters took over the school’s library. This backfired as authorities locked them inside and arrested many of them. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced he’s reviewing the visa status of those arrested, meaning they could be sent packing back to their home countries.

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Here’s more. (WATCH)

It’s awesome to see.

Here’s what the Columbia University library looked like earlier Wednesday. (WATCH)

In this next video, you can see protesters trying to leave the library, only to find the doors blocked and then eventually locked. (WATCH)

Yes, this backfired hilariously on the violent occupiers.

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Many were arrested, as shown in this video. (WATCH)

Commenters weighed in on the arrests and the prospect that these protesters could have their visas revoked and be sent back to their home countries.

These protesters sound homesick. Let’s help them get home ASAP.

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