Arizona State University students demand administration 'withdraw' Kyle Rittenhouse from the school

Several student groups at Arizona State University are demanding school administrators "withdraw" Kyle Rittenhouse, who is an online student, from the institution.

The groups Students for Socialism, Students for Justice in Palestine, Multicultural Solidarity Coalition, and MECHA de ASU are asking the administrators to take action against the "Murderer Kyle Rittenhouse" by kicking him out of the school and releasing a statement of condemnation about him.

Earlier this month, Rittenhouse was found not guilty on all five charges against him pertaining to the fatal shooting of two people and non-fatal shooting of a third during the Kenosha, Wisconsin, riots in summer 2020.

On Dec. 1, the groups plan to hold a "Rally and protest to get murderer Kyle Rittenhouse off our campus." 

"Even with a not-guilty verdict from a flawed 'justice' system – Kyle Rittenhouse is still guilty to his victims and the families of those victims. Join us to demand from ASU that those demands be met to protect students from a violent blood-thirsty murderer," reads a letter to the administration.

Beyond the rally, the groups have asked the administration to "reaffirm support for the multicultural center on campus as a safe space from White Supremacy" by redirecting funds that go to the university's police department to a new campus "care center."

A student spokesperson for the Students for Socialism chapter told Fox News that the results of the Rittenhouse trial "effectively gives right-winged individuals the license to kill other individuals who protest for human rights."