UCLA Faculty Association protests downtown post-rally

By Max Davis-Housefield and Madeline Woo

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May 16, 2025

12:05 pm

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Immediately after the rally with Sanders, nearly 150 students, faculty and supporters marched to the federal building, criticising the recent revocations of student visas and the deportation of protesters.

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Davis-Housefield is the 2026-27 Video producer. He was previously a 2024-25 assistant Video producer. Davis-Housefield is a fourth-year economics and public affairs student from Davis.

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Woo was a 2024-2025 assistant Video producer. She was previously Video staff. Woo was a philosophy student minoring in film, television, and digital media and global studies from Lafayette, California.

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