DERANGED Liberal Protestors MASS Strike Minneapolis As Trump DOJ Delivers BAD News To Don Lemon!
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Takeaways
- ❖Minneapolis activists initiated a general strike against ICE, urging people not to work or shop, leading to business closures and economic disruption.
- ❖Protestors who disrupted a church service, including Nikima Levy Armstrong, Shantel Allen, and William Kelly, were arrested on federal charges but released by a magistrate judge.
- ❖The DOJ, represented by Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, plans to pursue charges against all individuals involved in the church protest, including Don Lemon, citing video evidence of active participation.
- ❖Dhillon points to a potential conflict of interest involving the magistrate judge, whose spouse is married to Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, who has made public statements critical of ICE and the FACE Act's application.
- ❖The host criticizes local law enforcement in Minneapolis and St. Paul for not intervening during the church protest, accusing them of being 'scared' and 'complicit' due to political pressure.
- ❖The host advocates for severe consequences, including conviction and prison time, for protestors to deter future actions and ensure accountability.
Insights
1Minneapolis General Strike Against ICE Enforcement
Activists in Minneapolis called for a general strike, urging residents not to work, shop, or attend school, in protest of increased ICE enforcement. This action, dubbed 'ICE out of Minnesota Day of Truth,' aimed to pause economic activity statewide. The protests occurred during historically cold weather, with participants braving 'bone-chilling temperatures.' Many small businesses, particularly restaurants, closed in solidarity, despite the financial hardship, citing sympathy with immigrant-owned shops and fears of ICE patrols. Schools also closed. The host criticizes these actions as self-defeating and harmful to local businesses.
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2DOJ's Intent to Prosecute Church Protestors, Including Don Lemon
The US Department of Justice, through Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon, is actively pursuing charges against all individuals who disrupted a church service in St. Paul. This includes activists Nikima Levy Armstrong, Shantel Allen, and William Kelly, who were initially arrested but released by a magistrate judge. Dhillon explicitly states that the DOJ is also targeting Don Lemon, claiming video evidence shows he was an active participant, not merely a journalist. The DOJ views the magistrate's decision as an abdication of duty and plans to use other legal avenues to ensure prosecution.
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3Alleged Judicial Conflict of Interest and Misinterpretation of FACE Act
Harmeet Dhillon raised concerns about a potential conflict of interest involving the magistrate judge who released the church protestors. She stated the judge is married to Caitlyn, who has reposted and liked 'trashy comments' from Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison regarding ICE and the FACE Act. Dhillon further alleges that Ellison publicly claimed the FACE Act, which protects houses of worship, only applies to abortion clinics, calling this interpretation 'illiterate or deliberately deceptive.' Dhillon argues that the magistrate judge should have recused himself due to the appearance of impropriety.
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4Criticism of Local Law Enforcement Inaction
The host strongly criticizes local law enforcement in Minneapolis and St. Paul for their perceived inaction during the church protest. He argues that police should have arrested the protestors for trespassing and other offenses, despite the political climate. The host asserts that law enforcement officers should prioritize law enforcement over political preferences and not be 'scared in the face of the mob,' accusing them of complicity and allowing 'anarchy and chaos' by not enforcing the law.
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Key Concepts
Political Ideology as Natural Selection
The host suggests that the self-destructive actions of protestors, such as freezing in extreme cold or harming their own businesses, might be a component of 'natural selection' in the context of political ideology, implying that such behaviors lead to negative outcomes for the individuals and their cause.
Lessons
- Understand the legal complexities of protest actions, particularly those involving houses of worship, and the application of federal laws like the FACE Act.
- Recognize the differing interpretations and enforcement priorities between federal and local legal authorities, especially in politically charged cases.
- Observe how alleged judicial conflicts of interest can influence initial legal outcomes and become points of contention in broader legal battles.
Notable Moments
ICE official states their objective is to remove 'all' criminal illegal aliens from the streets.
This quote highlights the uncompromising stance of federal immigration enforcement, directly contrasting with the protestors' demands and setting the stage for ongoing conflict.
Annie Rose, a cafe co-owner, explains closing her business for the strike, despite financial hardship, due to fear and a desire to stand up for beliefs.
This illustrates the personal and economic sacrifices made by some individuals and businesses in solidarity with the protest movement, even when it causes significant financial strain.
Protestor William Kelly denies blocking service or being asked to leave the church, despite video evidence.
This highlights a perceived disconnect from reality or deliberate misrepresentation by some protestors, which the host and guest use to underscore their arguments about accountability.
Quotes
"We are going to take these criminal illegal aliens off the street and make America a safer place, make Minneapolis a safer place."
"Renee Good is the face of it. It's a face that people can feel comfortable with. She's a woman. She was a mother. she was white, you know, and it's something that we can come back to and say, you know, oh, they came for my neighbors and then they came for me. Well, that is something that we can all like resonate with."
"There is a number and it's called All of them."
"Look, I stand proud and I stand tall. This is not a victory lap for me because it's not over. They're going to try again and they're going to try again and guess what? Here I am. Keep trying. That's not going to stop me from being a journalist. You're not going to diminish my voice."
"I intend to identify and find every single person in that mob that interrupted that church service in that house of God and bring them to justice. And that includes so-called journalists who participated in harassing Americans at worship."
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