UPDATES:
Documents reveal the nasty, vulgar things these lowlifes said to children:
A special agent with the Department of Homeland Security revealed in court documents that leftists who disrupted services at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, made frightening comments to children in the congregation.
The agent said in a Jan. 20 affidavit that the protesters — who interrupted Sunday morning worship because one of the pastors worked with Immigration and Customs Enforcement — told children their parents were “Nazis.”
That particular remark allegedly came from William Kelly — who has harassed conservative churches across the country with expletive-laced language.
Homeland Security Investigators and FBI agents arrested Nekima Levy Armstrong, Chauntyll Louisa Allen, and William Kelly for their involvement in the St. Paul church riots. Religious freedom is the bedrock of the United States – there is no first amendment right to obstruct someone from practicing their religion.
Kelly also allegedly asked children, “Do you know your parents are Nazis, they’re going to burn in hell?”
The affidavit also revealed the terror which many children in the congregation felt as parents tried to keep them safe.
Kelly is the wackjob who threatened and terrorized people and dared Pam Bondi to arrest him. He got his wish.
Turns out he’s a serial church harasser.
Minnesota Magistrate Doug Micko refused to sign off on the DOJ’s arrest warrant for Lemon. Miko’s wife works in far-left Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison’s office. Pam Bondi needs to step up to the plate.
What an insufferable little fag.
The Department of Justice is investigating after a group of activists and ex-CNN host Don Lemon disrupted a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday.
Dozens of protesters crowded into Cities Church in St. Paul on Sunday as part of a “clandestine operation” to “disrupt business as usual,” activist leader Nekima Levy-Armstrong told Lemon, who embedded with the protest group. The protest lasted roughly 30 minutes and effectively ended the church service as it drove congregants out.
Lemon interviewed Levy-Armstrong ahead of “Operation Pullup,” as the protest was called, and followed agitators to Cities Church, conducting interviews, and, at times, arguing with members of the church and defending the “free speech” of the protesters, comparing the church invasion to the civil rights movement.
Clips from Lemon’s coverage of the protest spread on social media and drew the attention of Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, who heads the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division.
“The [Civil Rights Division] is investigating the potential violations of the federal FACE Act by these people desecrating a house of worship and interfering with Christian worshippers,” Dhillon said in a post on X.
The Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, or FACE Act, “prohibits the use or threat of force and physical obstruction that injures, intimidates, or interferes with a person seeking to obtain or provide reproductive health services or to exercise the First Amendment right of religious freedom at a place of religious worship,” according to the Justice Department.
Dhillon later suggested that Lemon is a target of the investigation as well, and could be prosecuted for his role in the protest.
“A house of worship is not a public forum for your protest! It is a space protected from exactly such acts by federal criminal and civil laws! Nor does the First Amendment protect your pseudo journalism of disrupting a prayer service. You are on notice!” Dhillon said.
The protest was organized and promoted by the Racial Justice Network and Black Lives Matter Minnesota. Cities Church was targeted by the activists because, Levy-Armstrong claimed, one of its pastors works for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
“They cannot pretend to be a house of God while harboring someone who is directing ICE agents to wreak havoc upon our community,” Levy-Armstrong told Lemon. “I am a reverend on top of being a lawyer and an activist, so I come here in the power of the almighty God for righteousness, truth, and justice.”
On Lemon’s stream of the protest, Levy-Armstrong led dozens of protesters into the church during services, crowding the aisle and chanting slogans such as “justice for Renee Good,” “hands up, don’t shoot,” and “ICE out of Minnesota.” As protesters chanted, Lemon monologued about the importance of the First Amendment, speaking out against perceived injustice, and the meaning of protesting.
“This is the beginning of what’s going to happen here. When you violate people’s due process, when you pull people off the street, you start dragging them and hurting them and not abiding by the Constitution – when you start doing all of that, people get upset and angry,” Lemon said as protesters shouted at the assembled church-goers waiting for the chaos to end.
……..At one point during the protest, Lemon spoke to the church’s lead pastor, Jonathan Parnell. Parnell was not the pastor accused by protesters of working for ICE.
“It’s shameful to interrupt a public gathering of Christians in worship,” Parnell told Lemon.
Lemon challenged the pastor, asserting that the Constitution and First Amendment protect the “freedom of speech and freedom to assemble and protest.”
“We are here to worship. We are here to worship Jesus because that is the hope of these cities, that’s the hope of the world is Jesus Christ, okay?” Parnell responded before leaving the interview soon after.
He’s back pedaling. Lemon tried to distance himself from the demonstrators in a video posted to TikTok Sunday night. Speaking directly into his phone’s front camera, Lemon said, “I want to make it clear … I have no affiliation with that organization.”
He claims that he’s “being targeted for being gay and black” while spewing anti-white bigotry toward the parishioners.
Guess what, Lemon:
Well, since protest is meant to make the opposition ‘uncomfortable’ pro-ICE protesters should show up at Lemon’s house and give him a taste of 1st Amendment rights.
The DOJ confirms that Lemon and his pals will be charged under the Klan Act.
The leader of the anti-ICE mob just made the prosecutor’s job a lot easier.
She posted the names of those involved in the incident on social media:
Nekima Levy Armstrong — an alleged organizer of an invasion of a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations — did some of the Trump Justice Department’s work for them by posting the names of those involved in the incident on social media.
Video of the protest that Armstrong posted Sunday to her Facebook page showed a group of people disrupting a worship service at Cities Church in St. Paul, chanting “ICE out” and “Justice for Renee Good.”
Armstrong leads the local grassroots civil rights organization Racial Justice Network, according to ABC News.
……..“Thank you to all of the activists who showed up + independent journalists Georgia Fort, Don Lemon, DawokeFarmer2, Brixton Hughes. Special thanks to Monique Cullars Doty, Chauntyll Allen, Satara Strong-Allen for co-organizing this mission from Black Lives Matter Minnesota & Black Lives Matter Twin Cities Metro, along with Racial Justice Network.”
Minnesota’s Assistant AG was an active participant in anti-ICE groups:
Minnesota Assistant Attorney General Anne Kealing allegedly offered her assistance to activists in an anti-U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) group chat, according to an X account on Saturday.
Leftist-groups ramped up their activities after the shooting of Renee Good on Jan. 7. According to CrimeWatchMpls, an X user who obtained alleged photos from one of the anti-ICE Signal chat groups, Kealing made contact through a person in the group notifying them of her position in the department and asked for assistance.
“Direct contact here if helpful – Anne helped with 2 friends from pizza Luce who got detained yesterday,” the first portion of the alleged text states.
“Hi all. My day job is Minnesota Assistant Attorney General (I work for Keith Ellison). We have heard your (Minnesotans) concerns through our consumer hotline. We are seeking detailed information from the public right now to help us. If you or someone you know has information to share with us along these lines, and they want – ” the text states before cutting off in the photo.
It is unclear what “detailed” information Kealing sought from the group, or if she privately aided activists who were detained during the protests.
A second screenshot shows Kealing distributing her work email before stating she was “fine” with direct messages on Signal. Kealing allegedly stated she believed the group “might have some direct access to a good amount of this based on” their “networks.”
” … feel this is the right group to ask, but I know many of us are well connected to it at the center center of this. Though we may not ask people to go on record in every case, please do not reach out if you or your person needs to remain fully anonymous (not because we won’t honor it but because reaching out creates data),” the alleged text continues.
“Even sending me a note with all the business you know that are close would be helpful,” the alleged text states before the picture cuts off again.
Notably, the text does not show Kealing engaged in talks of targeting or stalking ICE. However, additional photos obtained by CrimeWatchMpls shows discussion in the chat of stalking ICE had been apparent outside of Kealing’s message.
ICE is arresting murderers, violent child rapists, and gang members, along with the foreign nationals who are getting deported for being in the country illegally. They were working to arrest convicted pedophiles and murderers while Renee Good tried to run over one of the officers.
They’re also arresting Somali nationals who commit murder, billions of dollars in welfare fraud, and fund the Al-Shabaab terrorist group.
The anti-ICE mob isn’t interested in the facts. They are crisis actors for the Left. Violence and chaos are the methods.
Every single tactic in response to law enforcement and ICE is organized by a well established and funded communist system. The financiers and top level organizers who fund and create these rent-a-mobs should be brought up on RICO charges.
Their goal is to destroy America and Western civilization. They should be purged from the country and the planet.
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