Capitol Cops ZIP-Tie Grandmas Protesting Against #Medicaid Cuts
June 26, 2025
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12:01Now PlayingCapitol Cops ZIP-Tie Grandmas Protesting Against #Medicaid Cuts
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as posted by the channelIn this shocking video, we witness the Capitol Police arresting peaceful protesters in wheelchairs who are advocating against cuts to Medicaid. Filmed by political activist Aaron Black and shared on Blue Sky, this footage highlights the stark contrast between the treatment of different groups during protests. According to Scripps News, the demonstrators were chanting “No cuts to Medicaid” when police moved in, swiftly arresting 33 individuals for what they deemed an illegal protest. The situation escalated when protesters briefly displayed a banner reading “DON’T KILL US,” which was quickly confiscated by law enforcement. The police justified their actions by stating that there are designated areas for lawful demonstrations, but many are questioning the necessity of such force against vulnerable individuals. This video raises critical questions about the rights of citizens to protest and the treatment of those who rely on Medicaid for their healthcare. Join us as we delve deeper into this incident and discuss the implications for civil rights and healthcare access in America.
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