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Veteran Arrested for Protesting Trump’s Flag Ban

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August 30, 2025

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Trump signed an unconstitutional executive order banning flag burning — and within hours, a 20-year disabled Army veteran lit a flag outside the White House to protest. He was arrested, but not for “flag burning” — because that’s legal. Instead, police charged him with the petty offense of “lighting a fire in a park.”

In this breakdown, we show you:

Trump’s warped reasoning, claiming flag burning “incites violence” even though laws already cover assault and rioting

The Supreme Court history that struck down both executive and congressional attempts to criminalize flag burning

Powerful footage of veteran Jay Carey declaring his protest against Trump’s “illegal fascist president” order

What happened during his arrest, detention, and release

⚠️ Trump is openly testing how much constitutional abuse he can get away with. And veterans — the very people who fought for these rights — are standing up to him.

✍️ Comment below: Do you stand with Jay Carey? Should veterans be leading the charge against Trump’s constitutional violations?

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