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America first patriot. all things Alabama.

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@richardcarlbom @EricLDaugh Minneapolis local poll. So of course the Demtards are going to disapprove. The whole state isn’t like Somali city.

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@GuntherEagleman It’s about time we on the right start having anti protest gatherings.

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@RealSpitfire @debbiewburke @MayorOfLA Photo op for a failing mayor.

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@PattyMurray Easy get all the illegals out and then housing market will fix itself.

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@RepRobinKelly 310 divided by 365=84.9 cents per day. Not bad since we were paying almost triple that under Biden.

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@RepHankJohnson And the taxpayers should be able to sue Congress for
Mismanagement of our money

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@LeeMerrittesq Penalties Violations of the FACE Act can result in significant fines and imprisonment, with enhanced penalties if bodily injury occurs.

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@LeeMerrittesq If a journalist's actions, such as yelling, chanting, or blocking aisles, cross the line from passive observation to active interference or physical obstruction, they can be arrested and prosecuted under the FACE Act and state laws.

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@LeeMerrittesq Private Property Churches are private property, and leaders have the right to set rules for behavior, remove disruptive individuals, and contact law enforcement for enforcement of trespass or disruption laws.

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@LeeMerrittesq Conduct vs. Speech The law regulates conduct (disruption, physical obstruction, threats), not the content of speech or journalistic activity itself. Peaceful observation and recording in public spaces are generally protected, but a church is private property.

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@LeeMerrittesq Fact: Key points regarding journalists and the FACE Act:
No Exception for Press The FACE Act contains no exception that would permit journalists to use force, threaten force, or physically obstruct worshippers.

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@LeeMerrittesq Facts: 18 U.S.C. § 248, makes it a federal crime to use force, threat of force, or physical obstruction to intentionally injure, intimidate, or interfere with any person lawfully exercising their religious freedom at a place of worship.

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@MikeLevin Violations of the FACE Act can result in significant fines and imprisonment, with enhanced penalties if bodily injury occurs.

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@MikeLevin The law regulates conduct (disruption, physical obstruction, threats), not the content of speech or journalistic activity itself. Peaceful observation and recording in public spaces are generally protected, but a church is private property.

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@MikeLevin Key points regarding journalists and the FACE Act:
No Exception for Press The FACE Act contains no exception that would permit journalists to use force, threaten force, or physically obstruct worshippers.

[KMOORE @keithmo45748024]

@MikeLevin 18 U.S.C. § 248, makes it a federal crime to use force, threat of force, or physical obstruction to intentionally injure, intimidate, or interfere with any person lawfully exercising their religious freedom at a place of worship.

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@repcleaver Violations of the FACE Act can result in significant fines and imprisonment, with enhanced penalties if bodily injury occurs.

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@repcleaver If a journalist's actions, such as yelling, chanting, or blocking aisles, cross the line from passive observation to active interference or physical obstruction, they can be arrested and prosecuted under the FACE Act and state laws.

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@repcleaver Key points regarding journalists and the FACE Act:
No Exception for Press The FACE Act contains no exception that would permit journalists to use force, threaten force, or physically obstruct worshippers.

[KMOORE @keithmo45748024]

@repcleaver 18 U.S.C. § 248, makes it a federal crime to use force, threat of force, or physical obstruction to intentionally injure, intimidate, or interfere with any person lawfully exercising their religious freedom at a place of worship.