Minnesota is a Sanctuary State, meaning that illegal aliens can flaunt our immigration laws, even though every nation has to have borders to remain a nation.

But as we all know, there was no sanctuary for those in the sanctuary of Cities Church in St. Paul a couple of weeks ago.

Just last week, Don Lemon—a former CNN anchor who was present during the sanctuary riot—was re-arrested for his role in the chaos that erupted when belligerent protesters commandeered a Sunday morning worship service. Lemon claims he was just acting as an impartial journalist at the scene.

FoxNews reports, “Lemon, who was released without bail Friday, says he was acting as a journalist, while prosecutors allege he coordinated with activists who disrupted services at Cities Church.” Lemon went on to quote Jesus in his defense (“The truth shall set you free.”)

No doubt, the scene was chaotic. An affidavit filed on behalf of the victims of the anti-church protest said that a group of 30-40 agitators entered the church on the morning of Jan. 18 and intimidated, harassed, oppressed, and terrorized the parishioners, including children. One woman fell and got hurt, according to the court document, while some protestors physically blocked people from leaving the church and parking lot. 

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