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Six Face Up to 15 Years in Texas Protest Case | San Antonio News
Six protesters face heavy sentences in Texas after a July Fourth shooting near an immigrant detention center, with federal prosecutors blaming Antifa and charging them with terrorism-related offenses. While eight others already received lengthy prison terms—including a former Marine facing 100 years—the six on today’s sentencing list pleaded guilty to providing material support to terrorists, risking up to 15 years each. Defense teams argue the protest was a peaceful, self-defense-oriented demonstration with fireworks, not an attack, warning that the government’s charges could stifle free…
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