Portland Police Begin Evicting Students from Campus Building

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Portland Police have begun evicting students from a campus building in the wake of a protest over the school's decision to cut funding for a diversity program. The protest, which began on Monday, has escalated in recent days, with students barricading themselves inside the building and refusing to leave.

Police say they are acting on a court order to remove the students. However, the students say they will not leave until the school reverses its decision. The protest has drawn widespread attention, with many people expressing support for the students on social media.

The school has said that it is committed to diversity and inclusion, but that it cannot afford to continue funding the program. The students argue that the program is essential to ensuring that all students feel welcome and supported on campus.

The eviction process is expected to continue for several days. It is unclear what will happen to the students once they are removed from the building. The school has said that it will offer them alternative housing, but the students say they are determined to stay on campus.