To follow what happened during and after today's raid, check out The Maroon's Live Updates.

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Of note, while CPD were not present at the raid according to our reporters on the ground, there was a sizable Cook County Sheriff’s office presence.

In light of the reported opposition to University’s plan from Mayor Johnson, it appears assistance was sought from Cook County.

Police have ordered press to leave the quad.

POLICE IN RIOT GEAR HAVE ENTERED THE QUAD AND BEGUN DISMANTLING THE UCHICAGO PRO-PALESTINE ENCAMPMENT. FOLLOW ALONG:

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The Maroon brings you Day 8 of live updates from the encampment. Follow along here.

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The lack of a robust UCPD presence has been a major departure from the state of the quad since the encampment began on Monday.

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Alyssa Hulme, a MAPSS student who has brought her kids to the encampment, says it has been healing for her children “to actually feel like they were doing something to let their voices be heard.”

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As the pro-Palestine encampment enters its seventh day, follow the Maroon's live updates here.

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“One thing should not be lost: these student leaders represent the best of our nation and give me hope in our nation’s future,” Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. writes in an op-ed.

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Follow along for Day 6 updates here

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Roughly two dozen officers separated two groups of demonstrators who faced each other in the center of the quad.

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BREAKING: Police in riot gear are near the quad as tensions between pro-Palestine demonstrators and counterprotesters have grown in the center of the quad.

The University has sent out a cAlert advising people to avoid the quad.

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In an email sent to the University community, Alivisatos highlighted growing concerns over the encampment’s disruption of campus activities.

In an email to members of the University community, University President Paul Alivisatos addressed the University’s continued concerns over the state of the encampment and its “systematic disruption of campus.”