Three protesters known as the 'Spokane 3' were convicted on federal conspiracy charges for attempting to block an ICE transfer in Washington state. The case has raised concerns about the rights to protest and dissent, with criticism directed at former Spokane City Council President Ben Stuckart for his absence during the trial.
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Three protesters known as the 'Spokane 3' were convicted on federal conspiracy charges for attempting to block an ICE transfer in Washington state. The case has raised concerns about the rights to protest and dissent, with criticism directed at former Spokane City Council President Ben Stuckart for his absence during the trial.
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'Spokane 3' protesters convicted on federal conspiracy charges for blocking ICE transfer in Washington
Three Protesters Convicted on Federal Conspiracy Charges in Washington