Appeals court denies request for lower court action on church protest arrests

A US appeals court has declined to order a lower court to sign arrest warrants against Don Lemon and others involved in a church protest in St. Paul, Minnesota.

The case involves several individuals who were arrested for protesting at the church. The Department of Justice had sought an arrest warrant for Don Lemon, but the appeals court rejected this request.

In another related case, federal judges have also rejected a motion by the Department of Justice to detain the arrested protesters.

The protests in St. Paul took place at a church, and several people were arrested as a result. The details of the arrests and the charges against those involved are not yet clear.

The appeals court’s decision on the arrest warrant for Don Lemon is final, according to reports.

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