Protestors set up an encampment on the University of Texas campus Monday.
AUSTIN, Texas — Police in riot gear were once against clashing with protesters on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin Monday.There were several arrests and at one point, the protest appeared to be breaking up. It then flared back up again as students and demonstrators faced off with police.
Local reporters said police were starting to dismantle the demonstrators’ tents on the south lawn of the campus. We’re hearing of at least 30 arrests so far on Monday afternoon.
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