Police are on campus at UCLA. This is the latest

Police are on campus at UCLA. This is the latest

Law enforcement has been seen entering a camp on the UCLA campus. A CNN team on the scene saw law enforcement enter a site where pro-Palestinian protesters had set up.

Hours earlier, police deemed a pro-Palestinian encampment on campus an illegal assembly, sources told CNN. Police usually take this step before ordering the crowd to disperse or face arrest.

This comes after hundreds of protesters were arrested in 24 hours in protest of Israel’s bombing of Gaza disrupting university campuses across the United States.

Although the demands among the protesters varied at each university, the majority of the demonstrators asked the college to divest from companies that support Israel and the war in Gaza.

Here are the latest developments at campuses across the country:

University of Arizona: Law enforcement used pepper balls and rubber bullets against protesters on Wednesday, the university said in a statement.

In New York, after about 300 protesters were arrested late Tuesday at Columbia University and City College. There are still unanswered questions about how many of those who occupy Hamilton Hall at Columbia are students and how many are not.

Fordham University: At least 15 people were arrested after dozens of protesters set up camp inside the university’s Lowenstein building, according to a statement from the school. The school asked the New York Police Department to be on campus until at least May 22.

University at Buffalo: About 16 people were arrested Wednesday night after a pro-Palestinian protest on the university’s North Campus, the school said in a statement.

Dartmouth College: Ninety people were arrested at a pro-Palestinian protest on Wednesday on suspicion of offenses including criminal trespass and resisting arrest, police in the New Hampshire town of Hanover said.

University of Texas at Dallas: At least 17 arrests have been made on the campus as of Wednesday afternoon, school officials said.

University of Wisconsin-Madison: Several protesters were arrested Wednesday, Chancellor Jennifer L. Mnookin said in a letter to the campus community.