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🚨 BREAKING: An “AUTONOMOUS ZONE” has been declared by leftists in Minneapolis, and is being referred to as a “NO-GO ZONE” for police This zone spans for SEVERAL BLOCKS, and residents are BARRED from driving to their homes. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MUST END THIS. Makeshift barricades using trash and...

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