Held in Contempt Of Court and says the judge is taking away free speech rights. A Fox News Exclusive as the Biden Administration brings hundreds of thousands of Illegal Immigrants into the country by passing the southern border. We will bring you that. But, first, breaking tonight, a major escalation in the stand off between antisemitic, antiisrael protesters at clumsy university and the school administration. And the police at this hour demonstrators are occupying a Building On Campus. And have issued a list of demands as conditions for leaving. Leaving. New york city mayor eric adams and the new York Police Commissioner plan to holding a briefing shortly. We will dip that that bring you some of that Alexis Mcadams is at Columbia University tonight. Good evening, alexis. Bret, geographic from New York City. Can you see here behind me, there are dozens of protesters right in front of the gates here at Columbia University chanting and holding signs, demanding that the university divest
Has locked down its campus. Happy graduation. And its finally, finally threatening to expel the mob thats taken over. Fox News National correspondent Alexis Mcadams has been there from the beginning. She is with us live with all the details. They still have chanting and drum beating. Alexis . Thats right. Well, some people in the city might be tired of seeing these protests. But the protesters are still amped up and ready to go outside of the gates at columbia university. University. Can you check it out here. Protest grown tonight laura after just a short time ago. There were some more police that showed up. This is after all the chaos on campus just overnight. The nypd has not got that call to come in just yet. They say when they do, these students could face some pretty serious charges. Burglary in the third degree. Criminal mischief. And trespassing. For the individuals that are in the encampments outside, they will be charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct. [chanting] [ch
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