Anti-Israel protests at Columbia and Yale universities have sparked tensions, leading to classes going virtual at Columbia University. The demonstrations, now in their sixth day, have prompted the school's president to label the situation a crisis. Protesters are advocating for the divestment of the institutions from companies allegedly profiting from Israel's actions, citing violations of international law and Palestinian rights. This unrest follows the arrest of at least 40 protestors during a rally at Yale University. The protests coincide with the beginning of Passover, a significant Jewish holiday.
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Haiti Turmoil: Gangs Escalate Violence, Defying State of Emergency
Haiti is ensnared in a deepening crisis as criminal gangs, surpassing the capabilities of national security forces, intensify efforts to overthrow the government. The situation has triggered widespread chaos, forcing thousands to flee their homes and prompting the government to declare a state of emergency in the capital, Port-au-Prince.
Criminal organizations with unprecedented strength have intensified their attacks on strategic targets, including jails and the city's main airport. The relentless violence has already displaced around 15,000 people in Port-au-Prince, causing significant disruption to daily. . .
Congressional Showdown: Parties Clash Over Immigration Reform in Heated Border Hearing
A federal hearing on the border and illegal immigration turned into a heated exchange as Democrats and Republicans on the House Oversight Committee sparred over their views on the ongoing challenges. While Democrats accused Republicans of seeking a "bogeyman," Republicans labeled the surge in illegal immigration a "crisis." The clash underscores the deep divide on immigration policy, with both parties presenting divergent perspectives.
Congressman Greg Casar of Texas argued for immigration reform instead.
Congressman Greg Casar of Texas says the GOP's immigration plan will not stop the flow of migrants to the border.
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