College students to walk out in protest of Trump's D.C. takeover

State of play: The first walkouts are expected to begin in the morning at Georgetown, followed by Howard. Students at GW and AU are expected to protest in the early afternoon.

• Free DC, the Sunrise Movement and student leaders are organizing the campus demonstrations. `

The demonstrations follow Saturday's massive "We Are All D.C." march from Meridian Hill Park to close to the White House — the largest rally yet against the increased federal law enforcement presence in the District.

Zoom in: They also come after a Howard student was arrested and several students were stopped while leaving the U Street area early Saturday, per the university.

• "We realize that this situation, as well as the heightened federal law enforcement presence across Washington, D.C., has created both concern and anxiety among many students and their families," university officials wrote in a letter to the community Saturday.
• The Metropolitan Police Department told Fox 5 a student was charged with fleeing a traffic stop and possessing drugs.

What's next: Trump's 30-day takeover of the MPD expires on Wednesday. But National Guard members are expected to stay here potentially through December along with an increased federal law enforcement presence.