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They Said PEACEFUL… Then The Antifa Indictment Dropped
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June 23, 2026
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11:28Now PlayingFederal prosecutors just dropped a 94-page indictment against fifteen alleged members of an organized anti-ICE network, and the defense is already calling it “peaceful political dissent.” But the charges tell a very different story: conspiracy to impede or injure federal officers, alleged surveillance of ICE agents, hard and soft blockades, alleged assault, interstate threats, destruction of government property, Signal chats, and the now-infamous “get your guns” post. In this Uncivil Law breakdown, we walk through the indictment, the defense spin, the First Amendment argument, the conspiracy law problem, the Broadview comparison, and why “by force, not by voice” may become the line that defines the case. All charges remain allegations unless and until proven in court.
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