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#Trump DOJ targets #AntiICE #activists in #SpokaneWA

by Garrett Owen
Wed, July 16, 2025

"Federal prosecutors are accusing nine people in Spokane, Washington, of violence against federal agents in the wake of an anti-ICE mass demonstration in June.

"On Tuesday, #FBI agents began arresting people involved in the protest, following a grand jury indictment on July 9, as reported by The Spokesman-Review. Among those detained was former Spokane City Council President Ben Stuckart, who was charged with engaging in conspiracy to impede or injure law enforcement.

"The eight others face similar charges, though two are also charged with assault on a federal officer, per the Department of Justice.

"The move by the Trump administration has drawn criticism from local and national leaders. U.S. Senator Patty Murray, D-Wash., called the arrests a 'gross abuse of federal resources' and a 'disturbing perversion of justice.'

"Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown referred to the DOJ’s actions as a 'politically motivated action.'

" 'The Trump Administration’s #weaponization of #ICE and the #DOJ is trampling on the #USConstitution and creating widespread fear across our community,' Brown said in a statement Tuesday.

"The mass demonstration on June 11 was in response to the detention of two young asylum seekers in Spokane by ICE who were present in the U.S. legally. Stuckart posted a call to action on social media, creating a large protest which swelled to hundreds in the streets of Spokane and led to Stuckart’s arrest for blocking an ICE vehicle.

"Among those arrested on Tuesday was #BajunMavalwallaII, who allegedly blocked a driveway when federal agents tried to leave the area. He was arrested early in the morning while staying at the home of his father, #BajunMavalwalla Sr.

" 'I demanded a warrant, they refused and wouldn’t show it until everyone left the home. My son was protesting on June 11, they said he assaulted officers,' Mavalwalla Sr. said. 'My son worked in cybersecurity and was deployed to Afghanistan. He has no problems with the law.'

" 'This is a scare tactic,' Mavawalla Sr. said. 'This is what they’re doing now.' "

Source:
salon.com/2025/07/16/trump-doj

Salon.com · Trump DOJ targets anti-ICE activists in Spokane - Salon.comNine people in Spokane are facing federal charges following a protest in June

Fiscal general recibe reconocimiento del FBI por su liderazgo y compromiso con la justicia

Fiscal general recibe reconocimiento del FBI por su liderazgo y compromiso con la justicia
Washington, 17 jul (elmundo.cr) – El fiscal general de la República, Carlo Díaz, fue reconocido por la Oficina Federal de Investigaciones de Estados Unidos (FBI) en [...]

#CarloDíaz #CooperaciónInternacional #CostaRica #EstadosUnidos #FBI #Justicia #Liderazgo #OIJ #Reconocimiento #Seguridad

elmundo.cr/costa-rica/fiscal-g

El Mundo CR · Fiscal general recibe reconocimiento del FBI por su liderazgo y compromiso con la justiciaFiscal general recibe reconocimiento del FBI por su liderazgo y compromiso con la justicia Costa Rica - El Mundo CR

Today in Labor History July 17, 1944: Two ammunition ships exploded at Port Chicago, CA (now known as the Concord Naval Weapons Center). The explosion killed 322 sailors, including 202 African-Americans assigned by the Navy to handle explosives. The explosion could be seen 35 miles away in San Francisco, across the Bay. In response, 258 African-Americans refused to return to the dangerous work, initiating what would be known as the Port Chicago Mutiny. 50 of the men were convicted and sentenced to hard labor. 47 were released in 1946. During their court proceedings, Thurgood Marshall, working then for the NAACP, prepared an appeal campaign, noting that only black men had been assigned to the dangerous munitions loading job. At the time, navy had over 100,000 black sailors, but no black officers. Beginning in 1990, a group of 25 Congressional leaders began a campaign to exonerate the mutineers. However, Congress did not exonerate the men until 2019.

In the 1980s, activists regularly protested at the Concord Naval Weapons Center against U.S. arms shipments to the Contras in Nicaragua. These shipments were supposedly secret, and illegal under the Congressional Boland Amendment. The base shipped 60,000 to 120,000 tons of munitions each year to U.S. forces and allies, including the Contras. On September 1, 1987, a weapons train deliberately ran over veterans who were blockading the tracks, including Brian Willson, who lost both of his legs, and a portion of his frontal lobe, in the collision. Days later, activists dismantled the train tracks. And for years after, activists maintained a 24-hour vigil at the site. The FBI had been surveilling Willson for more than a year as a “domestic terrorist,” even though all of his activism and protests had been entirely nonviolent. The train crew had been told to not stop the train, even if protesters were on the tracks.

Maurene Comey, the lead Prosecutor in both the Diddy and Epstein cases has been fired without explanation by US justice dept

“She is the daughter of former #FBI Director James Comey, whom President #Trump fired in 2017.

The justice department has been firing lawyers who worked on cases that angered the president, including a special prosecutor who lead an investigation of Trump.”

bbc.com/news/articles/cdjxkkpg

Maurene Comey wears a red jacket and has a blank expression
www.bbc.comMaurene Comey: Prosecutor in Diddy and Epstein cases fired by US justice departmentIt is not clear why Maurene Comey was removed from her job at the elite justice department office in Manhattan.

The #FBI #JeffreyEpstein #Prison #Video Had Nearly 3 Minutes Cut Out. #Metadata from “raw”# Epstein prison video shows approximately 2 minutes and 53 seconds were removed from one of two stitched-together clips. Cut starts right at the “missing minute.” #lies #maga #corruption #criminals #law #trump #law #investigation 90% of Epstein files have not been released. Main third party other than #epstein and #GhislaineMaxwell #Pedophilia #humantrafficking #coverup wired.com/story/the-fbis-jeffr #coverup

WIRED · The FBI's Jeffrey Epstein Prison Video Had Nearly 3 Minutes Cut OutPar Dhruv Mehrotra

#Epstein #MAGA #Trump #FBI
#Bongino, a former New York police officer and Secret Service agent who helped protect George W Bush and Barack Obama, appears on course to be the Trump administration’s first casualty of the Epstein fallout, which is threatening to split the “Make America great again” (Maga) movement.

theguardian.com/us-news/2025/j

The Guardian · Who is Dan Bongino? FBI deputy at center of Maga fallout over Epstein filesPar Robert Tait

⚡🇺🇸 FLASH - L’administration #Trump a renoncé à toute divulgation supplémentaire sur l’enquête liée au financier Jeffrey #Epstein, accusé d’avoir dirigé un réseau pédocriminel international.
Le département de la Justice et le FBI ont conclu qu’aucune « liste incriminante de clients » ne figurait dans les documents saisis. Une affirmation qui contredit les déclarations antérieures de la procureure générale et de cadres du #FBI, qui évoquaient pourtant l’existence d’une telle liste.

Selon le New York Times, plusieurs dizaines d’agents auraient déjà été soumis au verdict du détecteur de mensonges pour évaluer leur loyauté. Le journal cite un exemple révélateur : plusieurs membres ont été interrogés pour savoir qui avait révélé aux médias que Kash Patel avait réclamé une arme de service.
huffingtonpost.fr/internationa
#uspol #fasciststate #FBI

Le HuffPost · Sous Donald Trump, le FBI utilise le détecteur de mensonges pour évaluer la loyauté des employésPar Timothée Barnaud

"Author Michael Wolff to Meidas: "Trump has gotten away with literally everything. [...] I remember once, when I was at Mar-a-Lago to do a sit-down interview, his aides asked for a rough outline of what I wanted to talk about. I had a lot of subjects, but I also said Epstein. And they told me, ‘If you ask about that, he’ll just stop the interview and you won’t get anything.’”

meidasplus.com/p/this-weekend-

Meidas+ · This Weekend in Politics, Bulletin 169.Par Ron Filipkowski
#Trump#Epstein#MAGA