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Hundreds at St. John’s University protest new Customs and Border Protection partnership

By Shane O’Brien Posted on

Hundreds of faculty, students, alumni and community members from St. John’s University have signed an online petition calling on the university to immediately terminate a planned partnership with U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP), citing ethical and cultural concerns.

Faculty members of St. John’s in Jamaica will deliver the petition, which has received 843 signatures, to the university administration in Newman Hall on Tuesday morning, demanding an immediate end to the partnership.

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Hundreds at St. John’s University protest new Customs and Border Protection partnership

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