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Video: Arizona State University Students Clean Up College Grounds, Remove Anti-Israel Protest Camp

Summary: A ⁢video went viral showing alleged members​ of an Arizona State University fraternity dismantling an anti-Israel protest encampment. The footage captured police ​presence as young men‍ discarded the protestors’ items. The incident sparked controversy online, with social media reactions mocking the demonstrators. Over 70 individuals ⁤were arrested for⁢ trespassing⁢ during the protest, leading ‍to⁤ campus policy enforcement.


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By Johnathan Jones April 29, 2024 at 9:30am

A video that went viral online over the weekend showed what were alleged to be members of an Arizona State University fraternity dismantling an encampment that had been erected by anti-Israel protesters.

The video showed police officers standing by as several young men were recorded after dark at the school’s quad discarding tents, tarps and other items.

A woman who apparently documented the scene on her phone complained about the situation and also insulted police.

The video was shared early Saturday morning on the AZResist account on X, with the caption, “Happening now. [Arizona State] and the police are using frat boys to destroy the camp at Old Main. This is insane.”

“Look at these — we’ve got the white frat boys throwing away protesters’ belongings, and we’ve got the pigs in brown doing nothing about it,” the woman complained in the video.

“We are being forced off campus,” she continued. “Pigs in brown.”

Happening now. @ASU and the police are using frat boys to destroy the camp at Old Main. This is insane. #Occupy4Gaza pic.twitter.com/dAWgm21hxA

— AZResist🌵 (@az_resist) April 27, 2024

The fraternity of the men seen in the video was not identified.

The demonstrators whose possessions were thrown into the garbage were widely mocked online:

America is so back, baby https://t.co/ByjwLnWrPh

— Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) April 27, 2024

Finally the Greeks come to help the Jews. https://t.co/PyvzVPhDTj

— Noam Blum (@neontaster) April 27, 2024

This is beautiful https://t.co/d8G1i83zjQ

— Joey Jones (@Johnny_Joey) April 28, 2024

The rage this will elicit from the pro hamasies is epic https://t.co/aD1QqBF9uu

— Rob Schmitt (@SchmittNYC) April 27, 2024

https://t.co/hlFinUPFwH pic.twitter.com/JHMQYPuEdV

— Prison Mitch (@MidnightMitch) April 28, 2024

Hahahahahaha

— Bonchie (@bonchieredstate) April 27, 2024

KTVK-TV in Phoenix reported that 69 pro-Palestinian agitators who had amassed on the school’s campus in Tempe on Friday were arrested early Saturday when their encampment was cleared by police.

Like many college campuses across the country, Arizona State has seen protests of Israel’s ongoing war against the Islamic terrorist group Hamas.

The university said in a statement to KTVK that encampments during protests are not permitted on school grounds and that more than 70 people had been taken into custody since the anti-Israel protests popped up late last week.

“ASU Police arrested 72 people for trespassing after they set up an unauthorized encampment Friday, in violation of university policy,” the school said. “Encampments are prohibited on Arizona State University property. Lawful demonstrations can take place except overnight between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m.”

Arizona State said most of those who were arrested were not students. Only 15 of those taken in by police were enrolled in classes.

Dozens of extremists were arrested at Arizona State @ASU on April 27 at the illegal encampment for Gaza. Administrators say most were not students nor faculty.

Ian Sherwood
Hady Aziz
Josef Britton
Fahim Saadat pic.twitter.com/SBeAIaC4jN

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) April 28, 2024

Photos of some of the extremists arrested at the Arizona State University Gaza encampment on April 27. Most are not students nor faculty. https://t.co/9y56d4NaT4

Dylan Montanez
Taylor Curry
Tyler Hitte
Emma Quinlan pic.twitter.com/R8oEDoJ0ad

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) April 28, 2024

The school also said it that while respects the rights of people to express their freedom of speech, it will enforce its policies.

“While the university will continue to be an environment that embraces freedom of speech, ASU’s first priority is to create a safe and secure environment that supports teaching and learning,” the university said.


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Johnathan “Kipp” Jones has worked as an editor and producer in radio and television. He is a proud husband and father.



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