Police in riot gear cleared yet anotherencampmenton the campus of the University of Southern California early Sunday morning.
Witnesses said officers moved in around 4 a.m. and quickly dispersed the protesters.
A statement issued byUSCs Senior Vice President of Communications Joel Curran confirmed the removal of the encampment.
Los Angeles Police Department officers dismantle the pro-Palestinian encampment on Alumni Park at the University of Southern California on May 5,JASON GOODE/AFP via Getty Images)
No arrests were immediately reported.
Some 93 protesters were arrested when the first encampment was cleared.
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The USC actions mirror those at other campuses throughout the country.
She said the university had started the disciplinary process for people who had violated laws or campus policies.
Folt said that although the university valued freedom of expression, the protest had reached a tipping point.
Nor is anyone entitled to obstruct the normal functions of our university, including commencement.
