GOP states move to make church service disruptions a felony after Minnesota storming
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State legislatures are weighing new bills that would impose or increase felony penalties for individuals disrupting church services in response to the Minnesota unrest.
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"While every American has the right to peacefully protest ICE or any other government entity, they do not have a right to storm into a place of worship and disrupt another American's right to freely practice their religion," Fischer said.
"We cannot allow our country to be a place where families fear they may face harassment or see their religious services disrupted by activists attempting to score political points while attending church on a Sunday morning," he added.
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