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Arresting Don Lemon makes him the face of the First Amendment. TWO Black journalists were arrested for covering a protest, NOT for protesting. The First Amendment protects the press. To be clear — I believe houses of worship should be off limits. Protesting inside churches is wrong. But COVERING...

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🚨BREAKING: THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS NOW ARRESTING INDEPENDENT JOURNALISTS FOR REPORTING ABOUT THE MINNESOTA ANTI-ICE CHURCH PROTEST. This IS the censorship Republicans spent years screamed about… Independent journalist Georgia Fort was on the scene as a member of the press, doing exactly what journalists are supposed to do: film and document a protest. For that, she was arrested by the FBI. In her own words: “As a member of the press, I filmed the church protest a few weeks ago and now I’m being arrested for that. It’s hard to understand how we have a Constitution, Constitutional rights, when we can just be arrested for being a member of the press.” Read that again. She wasn’t organizing. She wasn’t participating. She was reporting. They want journalists to think twice before showing up… They want cameras turned off. They want documentation of their crimes and constitutional violations to stop. If you witness something the Trump administration doesn’t want seen, you become the target. When a government starts treating observation as participation, and documentation as a crime… You no longer have free press. This is what authoritarian governments do. They don’t ban the press outright… they terrorize it into silence. If journalists can be arrested for doing their jobs, then the public loses its witnesses, its accountability, and its ability to know the truth. And once that’s gone, everything else is easy to hide.

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🤔Reminder: this is the same Harvey Levin whose team cheered when Charlie Kirk had been assassinated. Now he’s suddenly playing civil liberties lawyer for Don Lemon and listen closely to what he’s saying. “Democracy under attack.” “Dictator playbook.” “Assault on the First Amendment.” He’s mixing up three different things purposefully for his millions of followers: Your right to publish. Your right to gather news. Your right to physically enter someone else’s property. Only the first one is close to absolute. The First Amendment protects speech and the press. It does not give journalists a free pass to plan a disruption of a church service, storm a church, blatantly ignore instructions to leave, and stop parishioners who are praying just so you can interview them for content later. Don wasn’t just filming. He actively participated. A church is private property. “Open to the public” is conditional, not permanent consent. If you’re told to leave and you refuse, that’s trespass. No sign is required. Calling this a “dictator playbook” or an “assault on democracy” is just narrative padding. If this were about punishing speech, that would be a real First Amendment issue. It’s not, it’s about conduct. Same with the grand jury talk. Grand juries decide probable cause, not guilt. That’s not corruption, that’s basic law. And search warrants don’t equal tyranny either. A judge signs them based on probable cause. If they’re wrong, you challenge them in court. That’s the system working. You can support a free press and still say this plainly: journalism is not a hall pass.

Jammles

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