US EditionDOJ Probing Protesters Group that Disrupted Services at Church with ICE Pastor
The DOJ probes potential federal civil rights violations after anti-ICE activists disrupted a St. Paul church service targeting a pastor linked to ICE enforcement.
- The DOJ said Sunday it is investigating anti-ICE protesters who disrupted services at Cities Church, St. Paul, chanting inside the sanctuary and forcing the service to end.
- Protesters said they acted after learning about a pastor's alleged ICE role, alleging David Easterwood serves as acting director of ICE's St. Paul field office and citing Renee Nicole Good's death and ongoing American Civil Liberties Union litigation.
- A Facebook livestream by Black Lives Matter Minnesota and videos from Don Lemon show about 30–40 protesters entering before leaving, according to St. Paul police.
- DOJ civil‑rights officials have said they are reviewing footage for potential FACE Act violations, and Attorney General Pam Bondi vowed to prosecute any federal-law breaches after the Sunday protest.
- Gov. Tim Walz mobilized the National Guard on Saturday, the Pentagon ordered around 1,500 troops on standby, and the president last week threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act of 1807.
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What Part Of 'What Would Jesus Do' Involves Being An ICE Agent?
Source: ROBERTO SCHMIDT / Getty There’s a pastor in St. Paul, Minnesota, who also serves as the director for a local field office for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and a group of Minnesotans staged a protest at the pastor’s church, because — oh, I don’t know —apparently, some people just can’t abide by a Christian faith leader who takes part in what has demonstrably become a violent white nationalist movement, sanctioned by the fede…
Protesters invade Minneapolis church service over pastor's alleged ties to ICE
Demonstrators interrupted services at Cities Church after online claims connected a church leader to federal immigration enforcement, as protests against ICE continue across the Twin Cities. Protesters in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area disrupted a Sunday service at Cities Church this week after discovering online claims that one of the church's pastors also serves in a senior role with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Videos and po…
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Trump urges arrests after church protest in St. Paul
(The Center Square) – President Donald Trump called for for protestors to be “thrown in jail” following a protest which disrupted a Sunday morning service in St. Paul.
NEW: Key Figure In Anti-ICE Church Storming Exposed As Frequent Rioter
One of the anti-ICE agitators who barged into a Twin Cities church during Sunday services has also been accused of harassing worshippers at Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s church in Washington, D.C., according to congregants and church leaders. The disruption unfolded at Cities Church in St. Paul, where protesters interrupted worship, shouted “ICE out” and “Justice for Renee Good,” and accused a senior pastor of secretly running ICE’s local fiel…
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