Michigan lets criminal antisemitic protesters off the hook

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Democrats continue to coddle and enable “pro-Palestine” protesters, even as they commit crimes during their antisemitic protests.

The latest example comes from Michigan, where Democratic Attorney General Dana Nessel dropped the charges against seven protesters who were charged with trespassing and resisting and obstructing a police officer. This comes after protests and a pressure campaign designed to force Nessel off the case (including by one of the protesters’ attorneys), given that she is Jewish. Nessel instead decided to let all seven off after they were arrested in May 2024 for their parts in an illegal “pro-Palestine” encampment at the University of Michigan.

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