Wayne State students arrested during encampment removal

• Police carrying batons and shields and wearing body armor made 12 arrests during the tear down, including Wayne State student Jenna Sukkar, who says she was filming on the side when an officer approached her and threw her on the ground.

What they're saying: "As I was going down I was yelling, 'I'm not resisting, I'm not resisting' while he was putting force on my back… They gave me a trespassing misdemeanor — am I not allowed to go to my classes?" Sukkar said.

• Video captured by a freelance photographer showed U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib confront an officer over the alleged removal of hijab during an arrest.

Zoom out: Attorney Fatina Abdrabboh led a press conference across from Warren Avenue on Thursday morning to outline what happened as police began dismantling the camp. By noon most of the encampment occupants and supporters had driven across town to the Detroit Detention Center on Mound Road. The arrested protesters were released around 5pm, per the Free Press.

• Dozens of people with signs, megaphones and Palestinian flags rallied for hours on the grassy median outside the jail. Some motorists honked in support; others raised a middle finger.

The other side: "[T]his was the right time to take this necessary step," Wayne State president Kimberly Andrews Espy said in a statement Thursday.

What we're watching: Student protesters say their fight against the university's investments to Israel and war manufacturing companies isn't over.

• It's unclear what's next.