They took down the signs to be "inclusive" and to make people of color feel "welcome."
Oregon Hillel called on the university to condemn the protest as “blatant acts of antisemitism and intimidation,”
Federal prosecutors have not yet publicly released additional details about the charges or identified the defendants named in the indictment.
The New Jersey attorney general's office demanded to see 10 years of fundraising records from the crisis pregnancy center.
"F*ck yourselves," the agitator said, calling the members of the group "neck gushers."
"While we expected to find some cases, this is higher than we anticipated."
The Supreme Court held that the Voting Rights Act "did not require Louisiana to create an additional majority-minority district."
Oregon officials declined to cooperate with ICE and released Kumar on April 2, he was caught by immigration authorities April 22.
Witnesses told police that three to four suspects fled the area in a dark-colored sedan.
Banks that operate credit cards have appealed to the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals. Arguments will be heard in that case on May 13.
Temika Gardner, 41, of Portland, struck several ICE officers in the face and ripped off their facial coverings while interfering with a lawful arrest.
"The First Amendment does not protect vandalism, criminal trespass, or obstruction of law enforcement," wrote Judge Kenneth Lee in the court's decision.
Among the brands driven were Tesla, Alfa Romeo, Porsche, Ferrari, and Lamborghini.
22-year-old Christian M. Bryant, a truck driver from Fort Worth, Texas, was arrested.
The court has yet to make its final ruling on the merits of the case.