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The Justice Department announced Friday that it is charging 30 additional people in connection with a January anti‑ICE protest at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. The move comes in a federal civil rights case that already includes journalist and former CNN anchor Don Lemon among the defendants. Authorities filed a superseding indictment in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota, bringing the total number of people charged to 39. Attorney General Pam Bondi noted on X that 25 of the new defendants have already been arrested, with the remainder expected to be taken into custody soon. The newly added individuals face the same charges as the original nine defendants, who have all pleaded not guilty. The indictment accuses all 39 people of violating two civil rights laws: a misdemeanor under the FACE Act, which protects individuals exercising their right to worship without intimidation, and a felony conspiracy charge related to interfering with religious rights. Doug Wardlow, a lawyer representing Cities Church, described the expansion of charges as a clear warning. “Houses of worship are off limits for those who would use chaos and intimidation to advance a political agenda,” he said. However, some former Justice Department civil rights attorneys have questioned the strength of the case, arguing that the FACE Act section at issue may misstate First Amendment protections. Regardless, the expanded indictment underscores the federal government’s effort to enforce civil rights protections in the context of politically charged protests.#fyp #viral
The Justice Department announced Friday that it is charging 30 additional people in connection with a January anti‑ICE protest at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. The move comes in a federal civil rights case that already includes journalist and former CNN anchor Don Lemon among the defendants. Authorities filed a superseding indictment in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota, bringing the total number of people charged to 39. Attorney General Pam Bondi noted on X that 25 of the new defendants have already been arrested, with the remainder expected to be taken into custody soon. The newly added individuals face the same charges as the original nine defendants, who have all pleaded not guilty. The indictment accuses all 39 people of violating two civil rights laws: a misdemeanor under the FACE Act, which protects individuals exercising their right to worship without intimidation, and a felony conspiracy charge related to interfering with religious rights. Doug Wardlow, a lawyer representing Cities Church, described the expansion of charges as a clear warning. “Houses of worship are off limits for those who would use chaos and intimidation to advance a political agenda,” he said. However, some former Justice Department civil rights attorneys have questioned the strength of the case, arguing that the FACE Act section at issue may misstate First Amendment protections. Regardless, the expanded indictment underscores the federal government’s effort to enforce civil rights protections in the context of politically charged protests.#fyp #viral

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