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A Sunday worship service in St. Paul was rudely interrupted when a mob of anti‑ICE agitators burst into Cities Church, chanting and confronting congregants in the middle of prayers — a shocking desecration of a sacred hour that every patriot should condemn. This wasn’t a lawful protest on a public sidewalk; it was an intentional disruption of worship meant to intimidate, and it exposed how far the radical left is willing to go to score political points.
Organizers claimed they were there because a pastor listed at the church appears to share a name with the ICE acting field director in the area, and they tied their outrage to the tragic death of Renee Good during a recent ICE operation. That allegation, whether fully accurate or not, does not excuse turning a house of worship into an ideological bullhorn for street theatrics, and the Justice Department has opened a probe into potential federal civil rights violations.
Religious leaders across the spectrum — from Catholic bishops to Southern Baptists and conservative pastors — rightly called the intrusion unacceptable and demanded that the perpetrators be held accountable. These faith leaders understand that protecting houses of worship is not a partisan issue but a cornerstone of religious liberty that the federal government must defend vigorously.
The Biden White House and Minnesota’s left‑leaning city and state officials have a choice: condemn the mob and restore order, or wink at chaos and pretend this is acceptable civic expression. Instead of soothing tensions, Democratic leaders like Governor Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey have been accused of fanning the flames — a reckless posture that invites lawlessness and betrays the rule of law.
Minnesota Republican Senate hopeful Adam Schwarze appeared on The Faulkner Focus to call out this culture of intimidation and to demand that churches, congregants, and law enforcement be supported, not vilified. Candidates who stand for law and order and for protecting religious freedom deserve our attention and our votes in the face of a left that increasingly tolerates political violence when it suits their narrative.
This episode fits a pattern: when Democrats double down on open‑borders rhetoric and demonize law enforcement, pockets of their supporters feel licensed to escalate from protest to provocation. The answer is not to give in to fear or to let sacred spaces become staging grounds for political retribution — it is to enforce existing laws, prosecute those who break them, and restore peace to our communities.
Hardworking Americans can see what’s at stake: religious liberty, public safety, and common decency. Now is the time for conservatives to organize, to vote for leaders who will protect churches and support our brave officers, and to send a clear message that America will not tolerate mobs storming sanctuaries in the name of politics.
