The University of Michigan has decided to terminate its contracts with private security firms following revelations of undercover surveillance targeting student protesters, particularly those advocating for pro-Palestinian causes. Reports emerged outlining how undercover investigators were allegedly used to monitor student activities, raising concerns of ethical violations and harassment. In light of these findings, students, faculty, and advocacy groups expressed outrage, prompting the university to reassess its approach to campus security. The decision to cancel these contracts aims to address the concerns raised about student safety and ethical governance at the institution.