George Washington University will arm some campus police during the fall semester despite protests from students and faculty who claim the move will cause 'harm.'
Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the backlash surrounding Justice Thomas and new information released on the suspect accused of trying to kill Justice Kavanaugh.for the fall semester despite protests from students and faculty who claim the move will"harm" the college community.
The two executive supervisory officers, Chief James Tate and Captain Gabe Mullinax will be armed at the start of the 2023 academic calendar year. Additional supervisors will be armed in phases as"requirements are met" and"community input is incorporated." The university will also form an Independent Review Committee, which will provide additional oversight over the GWPD.
Announcing the protest, the campus group Students Against Imperialism wrote on Instagram that the decision is an"attack on Black and Brown students."
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