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Some arrests have been made in Minneapolis.

DOJ moving on the deprivation of rights, civil rights crime against Christians gathered together

who did not need to be shouted at by maniacs about immigration enforcement while they were

trying to worship God. We'll dive into this with our friend Oren McIntyre now. You'll know him

from the Orrin McIntyre show. He is with the Blaze and he joins me now. So

these initial arrests, what's your first take on this? Are you feeling like this was the right

move? Are you concerned? Is it going to get swatted down? Take me through your thinking on the

initial slapdown of the street communists in Minneapolis here?

Well, I think this is absolutely critical. We've all seen the way that the justice system

worked under the Biden administration. It was obviously a two-tier system. Conservatives had

basically no rights. The left got away with everything. We look at what happened with the J6 and

all the ridiculous prosecutions under the Face Act when it came to different pro-life protesters and that kind of

thing. So it was critical that the Trump administration take whatever opportunity it had to kind

of give that feedback, give that pushback, let the left know, no, you have to play by the rules

to there will be consequences for what you do.

And I was very happy to see them actually convert that.

Many people were worried, especially that Pam Bondi hasn't been so great with handing out, you know, some of those convictions at the end of the day, looking for those charges of people we think that ultimately should be going to jail.

So it was very encouraging to see them do this and do it in a relatively timely manner. Remember, you know, they have to go through the federal court system. It was MLK Day right after this happened. So, you know, you basically just had a day or two between the actual event opening of the courts and then the, you know, the indictments being handed down.

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