DOJ Official: Americans 'Should Be Worried' by Minnesota Protests
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A senior U.S. Justice Department official has issued a stark warning about ongoing protests in Minnesota.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said Americans "should be worried" by the escalating demonstrations. His comments follow a recent protest that disrupted a church service in the state.
Blanche accused local officials of encouraging the protest activity. He did not name specific individuals.
The protests have grown in size and frequency in recent weeks. Authorities have not detailed the demonstrators' core demands.
The Justice Department statement did not outline any specific federal action. It emphasized monitoring the situation.