US EditionDOJ Probing Protesters Group that Disrupted Services at Church with ICE Pastor
The DOJ's Civil Rights Division is reviewing potential violations under the FACE Act after protesters disrupted a St. Paul church service targeting an ICE official pastor.
- 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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On Sunday a group of anti-ICE leftists led by former CNN anchor Don Lemon stormed the Cities Church in Minneapolis/St Paul and terrorized the assembled congregation. The federal dept of justice is now conducting an investigation that will lead to the indictments of all those who organized and participated in the event. The leftists were […]
Anti-ICE protesters interrupted a Minnesota church service. Can they be charged?
A Sunday church service at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, was interrupted as protesters walked in, alleging a pastor there heads the Twin Cities field office for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The episode landed the demonstrators in a legal gray area as religious freedom and the right to protest clashed amid a surge of federal agents in the area. Attorney General Pam Bondi posted on X Sunday night that she’s investigating the prote…
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Nicki Minaj Blasts Don Lemon With Derogatory Remarks Over ICE Protest Coverage at Minnesota Church
Nicki Minaj sharply criticized independent journalist Don Lemon after he reported on a protest that disrupted a church service in Minnesota. The 43-year-old rapper took to X on Sunday (Jan. 18) to attack the former CNN anchor, 59, following his livestream from Cities Church in St. Paul. Demonstrators interrupted the service to protest the presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, according to TMZ. “DON ‘C—K SUCKIN’ L…
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