One of the protesters who took over a church service and screamed "shut it down" works for Minneapolis's local prosecutor, is married to a St. Paul councilwoman, is running for state Senate, and runs HOMES FOR HOMIES taking Section 8 money and steering it to black criminals.
Don Lemon interviewed Jamael Lundy from the crowd at random and asked him about how the crowd was "grassroots." But Lundy is the Intergovernmental Affairs Coordinator for Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty, handling the prosecutor's communications with federal officials.
@HarmeetKDhillon is already investigating Moriarty for taking "racial identity" into account when making charging decisions, and HUD is investigating Minneapolis for giving minorities preference when it comes to housing subsidies. Lundy is involved in both.
Homes for Homies, which he runs while working for the local prosecutor, seems to amount to taking Section 8 vouchers from the feds and intentionally steering them to people "of color" and (this FB post implies) also illegal immigrants.
Protesters--perhaps including the staffer of the local prosecutor--could face federal charges after they stopped the Christian service. One said "This ain't God's house, it's the house of the devil."
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