Summary
Journalist Don Lemon was arrested by federal agents after he covered a protest at a Minnesota church against ICE. Despite a judge rejecting an earlier attempt to prosecute him, there was significant backlash from conservative figures.
Key Facts
- Don Lemon, a journalist, was arrested by federal agents in Minnesota.
- The arrest happened after Lemon covered an anti-ICE protest at a church.
- A judge previously rejected the Department of Justice's attempt to charge Lemon due to lack of evidence.
- Lemon faced criticism from conservative politicians and influencers after his coverage.
- His lawyer criticized the arrest, calling it an attack on free speech.
- The statement mentioned that federal agents had previously killed two protesters in Minnesota.
- Lemon's arrest is seen by his lawyer as a diversion from other issues facing the administration.
- This is a developing story, with updates expected.
