A federal magistrate judge in Minnesota rejected an attempt by the Justice Department to charge disgraced former CNN host Don Lemon over his participation in Sunday’s invasion of a St. Paul church service by anti-ICE agitators.
Lemon, 59, was part of a group of dozens of demonstrators who disrupted Sunday worship at Cities Church.
A source familiar with the matter told The Post that Attorney General Pam Bondi was “enraged” by the judge’s decision not to sign off on the charge against Lemon and added that she was heading to Minnesota herself.
Bondi announced earlier Thursday that two prominent local activists had been arrested over the disturbance: Nekima Levy Armstrong and Chauntyll Louisa Allen, a local Black Lives Matter leader and member of the Saint Paul Public Schools Board of Education.
The two are charged with conspiracy against rights in an effort to intimidate someone in the free exercise of their rights as secured by the US Constitution.
