'Trump Train' That Chased Down Biden Bus Sued, Accused Of Violating Anti-Klan Act
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Trump supporters' "pre-planned vehicular assault" violated federal law prohibiting the coordinated intimidation of voters, the suit charges.
Members of a “Trump train” of drivers who chased down a Joe Biden-Kamala Harris campaign caravan on a Texas highway last year are being sued in federal court by the campaign workers they terrorized. One complaint accuses the Trump supporters of violating the anti-Ku Klux Klan Act protecting voters from intimidation. A second complaint accuses the San Marcos Police Department of failing to protect the campaign bus and the cars accompanying it to campaign events in Texas, “despite repeated calls for help,” the suit notes. Both complaints were filed Thursday in the Western District of Texas.
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