Federal prosecutors 'coming after' L.A. protesters, but do some charges encroach on 1st Amendment?
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Recent protests in Los Angeles regarding immigration policies have led to federal charges against at least 14 individuals. Charges range from serious offenses like throwing a Molotov cocktail to minor confrontations with immigration agents. U.S. authorities expect more arrests, with U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli emphasizing a thorough investigation of protestors. Authorities have documented various aggressive actions towards law enforcement, marking this as an ongoing federal push against activists, while also indicating a growing number of potential charges.
No one has been indicted thus far.
U.S. Atty. Bill Essayli promised more prosecutions would come.
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