This Is How Police Are Treating Facebook Posts Now
January 22, 2026
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Police in Miami questioned a U.S. Army veteran at her home over Facebook posts criticizing the mayor. In Texas, another man says officers showed up over posts critical of Israel. These were not threats, calls for violence, or criminal acts.
In this live stream, we break down what actually happened in both cases, why they fail the legal standard for incitement, and why this pattern matters far beyond Miami or Texas. When police visits replace due process, speech doesnāt have to be illegal to be silenced. This is how free expression gets suppressed quietly, without arrests, charges, or warrants.
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