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Trump DOJ's conduct during anti-ICE protest case shocks experts: 'Completely staggering'
May 22, 2026
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Transcripts from the Department of Justice's prosecution of the Broadview Six anti-ICE protesters have left experts who read them shocked. The Broadview Six were a group of protesters federally charged after demonstrating outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility in Illinois in 2025.On Thursday, Judge April Perry, who presided over the case, ordered DOJ prosecutors to appear in court to explain their conduct before a grand jury when seeking an indictment.
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