Pro-Palestinian protests at US colleges, originating from Columbia University, resulted in student suspensions for not dispersing after a given deadline.

Following failed negotiations, the suspended students at Columbia face possible further disciplinary actions, including restrictions from campus facilities.

The movement has sparked nationwide demonstrations, with incidents of conflict between protesters and police, notably at the University of Texas at Austin.

The protests have disrupted campus events, leading to the cancellation of graduation ceremonies and legal action from student groups of differing viewpoints.

The US Department of Education has been called upon to investigate the treatment of pro-Palestinian students, amidst concerns of civil rights violations.

The White House is attempting to uphold the right to peaceful assembly while addressing instances of anti-Semitism tied to the demonstrations.

Republicans have threatened to revoke federal funding from universities if the protests are not curtailed, pointing to concerns over anti-Semitic activities.

There is a heightened sense of insecurity among Jewish students, with tensions remaining high at institutions like Yale.