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ACLU released a guide on how “protesters” can hide or destroy digital evidence of their involvement in street direct action after a North Texas Antifa cell was unmasked, convicted & sentenced to prison. I spoke with Geoff Harris about ACLU’s real agenda.

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After the North Texas Antifa defendants were convicted over the anti-ICE terror shooting attack and the Minnesota Antifa cell suspects were indicted for anti-government violence, leftist groups have been releasing guides on how to hide and destroy digital evidence. The ACLU is the latest to release a guide on how to block mobile phone signals.

After the North Texas Antifa defendants were convicted over the anti-ICE terror shooting attack and the Minnesota Antifa cell suspects were indicted for anti-government violence, leftist groups have been releasing guides on how to hide and destroy digital evidence. The ACLU is the latest to release a guide on how to block mobile phone signals.

Andy Ngo

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Antifa found out what “Don’t Mess With Texas” means. After a shooting terror attack, members of a North Texas Antifa cell were convicted and sentenced to a combined hundreds of years in federal prison. Read the story that I've been covering from day one:

Antifa found out what “Don’t Mess With Texas” means. After a shooting terror attack, members of a North Texas Antifa cell were convicted and sentenced to a combined hundreds of years in federal prison. Read the story that I've been covering from day one:

Andy Ngo

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NEW: Families of the 8 convicted protestors at the Texas immigration center shooting that wounded a police officer speak out after they are sentenced to decades in prison. Benjamin Song was convicted to 100 years in federal prison for attempted murder after opening fire and hitting an officer at the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado. The 7 other guilty protesters, who have ties to ANTIFA, were sentenced to between 30 and 70 years in prison. “He (Benjamin Song) will never accept responsibility for a lie, a government lie made to prosecute innocent people in order to get political persecutions, which they are now using as a blueprint to prosecute innocent people all over the country as domestic terrorists, which they are not.”

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Robert Johnson is finally free after 29 years in prison after being wrongly convicted of murder at 16. With no physical evidence or eyewitnesses, his conviction was based on a juvenile co-defendant’s testimony who later recanted due to police coercion

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