The Department of Justice has charged 30 more people in Minnesota who allegedly participated in the anti-ICE ambush of Cities Church in St. Paul, MN.
Attorney General Pam Bondi said federal agents have arrested 25 people.
So far, the DOJ has indicted 39 people.
“YOU CANNOT ATTACK A HOUSE OF WORSHIP,” Bondi wrote on X. “If you do so, you cannot hide from us — we will find you, arrest you, and prosecute you.”
All 39 people face charges for violating civil rights laws:
The original nine defendants in the case, including Lemon and another fellow journalist, have all pleaded not guilty.The new version of the indictment does not add any additional criminal charges.It accuses all 39 people of violating two civil rights laws. One is a misdemeanor offense in the FACE Act, which prohibits people from intimidating or interfering with people exercising their constitutional freedom to practice religion. The other is a felony charge of conspiring to interfere with individuals’ religious rights.
Lemon live-streamed the anti-ICE psychos storming into the church, interrupting the service.
Lemon even accosted the pastor, lecturing him on the First Amendment and free speech.
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