WATCH: DON LEMON CRUSHES Nikki Minaj after She Drops HOMOPHOBIC BOMB on Him!

Activists from the Racial Justice Network entered a church in St. Paul, Minnesota, shouting 'ICE out' during a service. This protest targeted Pastor David Easterwood, who was allegedly affiliated with ICE. Don Lemon was present, filming and interviewing an activist, Nikima Armstrong. The host notes that while the protest interrupted the service and may have violated laws, the right-wing reaction, including calls for Lemon's arrest, was disproportionate and framed the event as a 'terrorist attack' despite no violence.

Protesters walked in and started shouting because one of the pastors was an ICE official. Don Lemon filmed and interviewed an activist. The host states, 'they're acting like there was some sort of terrorist attack. Like, really, no problem with the videos of disabled women just trying to get to a doctor's appointment, being violently dragged out of cars, citizens. But it's terrorism because protesters shouted inside of a church.'

Nicki Minaj publicly condemned Don Lemon, calling him a 'disgusting c-sucking Lemon' and demanding his arrest. She aligned herself with the MAGA movement. Don Lemon responded directly, questioning Minaj's support for the Trump administration given her alleged undocumented status and past comments. He labeled her a 'pick-me doll' and a 'homophobic bigot,' suggesting her political alignment was opportunistic and beyond her understanding.

Nicki Minaj said, 'Don, this is Nicki Minaj. C-sucking lemon is disgusting.' Don Lemon responded, 'I think Nicki Minaj has made it very clear how she feels about African-Americans in this country... she should be deported because I don't think reportedly that she is a legal citizen here. She is undocumented.' He also called her a 'pickme doll' and a 'homophobic bigot.'

The host highlights the perceived hypocrisy of right-wing commentators who express extreme outrage over the church protest while downplaying or excusing more violent events like the January 6 Capitol riot or documented abuses by ICE. He contrasts the calls for criminal charges against church protesters and Don Lemon with the calls for pardons for January 6 participants, and the lack of outrage over ICE agents breaking into homes without warrants or violently detaining individuals.

The host states, 'How do you miss the insane irony or hypocrisy actually of the same people who wanted the January 6 pardon and that there was actually violence there.' He later cites an example of ICE agents breaking into a family's home without a warrant, handcuffing an elderly citizen, and pointing a gun at a daughter-in-law's head, asking, 'is there any outrage about this?'

The FACE Act, a federal law prohibiting force, threats, or physical obstruction to prevent people from obtaining reproductive health services or exercising religious freedom, is being invoked by the Trump administration to justify potential criminal charges against the church protesters and Don Lemon. The host acknowledges the law's application to churches but questions the selective outrage and enforcement, pointing out the lack of similar urgency regarding other violations of rights.

Mike Davis stated, 'You violated the Face Act. That's a federal crime.' The host explains the FACE Act covers 'exercising religious freedom at places of worship' and 'not using your body or I guess your voice to block people's worshiping'. He then questions, 'what about the outrage about the rights of all the people ISIS has been violating them on?'

The host refutes conservative attempts to use an old clip of Barack Obama discussing immigration as evidence that Democrats are hypocritical on enforcement. He clarifies that Obama's comments advocated for a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, including fines and English language learning, which is fundamentally different from the Trump administration's approach of warrantless raids, mass deportations, and abandonment of due process.

Conservatives posted an Obama clip to say, 'So, Democrats were okay with this when Obama was saying it, but not now that Trump is doing it.' The host counters, 'That doesn't disprove opposition to random raids, a complete abandonment of due process, chaos on the streets, door-to-door knocking, warrantless arrests... him talking about a pathway to citizenship like we all say should be an option.'