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A federal judge ruled that protesters displaying a flag with the message '8647' near the U.S. Capitol are protected under political speech rights. The ruling followed pressure from law enforcement to remove the flag, which some interpreted as a threat against President Trump. The judge noted that the term '86' historically means to 'throw out' and does not carry a violent connotation.
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A federal judge ruled that protesters displaying a flag with the message '8647' near the U.S. Capitol are protected under political speech rights. The ruling followed pressure from law enforcement to remove the flag, which some interpreted as a threat against President Trump. The judge noted that the term '86' historically means to 'throw out' and does not carry a violent connotation.
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Judge allows ‘8647’ flag to be used by protesters
Federal Judge Rules Protesters Can Display '8647' Flag