Dos mujeres arrestadas en Minnesota por interrumpir un servicio religioso vinculado a ICE, provocando un debate sobre la protesta y la libertad religiosa. Two women arrested in Minnesota for disrupting a church service linked to ICE ties, sparking debate over protest and religious freedom.

El 22 de enero de 2026, dos personas, Nekima Levy Armstrong y Chauntyll Louisa Allen, fueron arrestadas en Minnesota por presuntamente interrumpir un servicio dominical en Cities Church en St. Paul, con las autoridades federales citando violaciones de la FACE Act y la Ku Klux Klan Act. On January 22, 2026, two individuals, Nekima Levy Armstrong and Chauntyll Louisa Allen, were arrested in Minnesota for allegedly disrupting a Sunday service at Cities Church in St. Paul, with federal authorities citing violations of the FACE Act and the Ku Klux Klan Act. El Departamento de Justicia dijo que la protesta tenía como objetivo la iglesia debido a los supuestos vínculos del pastor con ICE. The Justice Department said the protest targeted the church due to the pastor’s alleged ties to ICE. Mientras Armstrong y Allen fueron puestos bajo custodia, un juez magistrado federal negó la solicitud del Departamento de Justicia para acusar al periodista Don Lemon, provocando críticas de la Fiscal General Pam Bondi, quien sigue decidida a emprender acciones legales. While Armstrong and Allen were taken into custody, a federal magistrate judge denied the DOJ’s request to charge journalist Don Lemon, sparking criticism from Attorney General Pam Bondi, who remains determined to pursue legal action. Los arrestos marcan una rápida respuesta federal al incidente, destacando las tensiones sobre los derechos de protesta y la libertad religiosa. The arrests mark a swift federal response to the incident, highlighting tensions over protest rights and religious freedom.