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Dozens of anti-ICE agitators who stormed a Minneapolis church during Sunday services won’t be prosecuted because the left-wing lawyer overseeing the case refused to press charges — a move that gives feral mobs a license to terrorize churchgoers at will.

In a statement Wednesday, St. Paul City Attorney Irene Kao said there was insufficient evidence to pursue state criminal charges against the anti-ICE rioters.

“Our office has a legal and ethical obligation to file charges only when the available evidence establishes probable cause and supports a reasonable likelihood of conviction beyond a reasonable doubt,” Kao said........

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