Red Mass Explosive Man Asked S. Ct. to "Remove Arizona from the United States" and "Declare It a 'Foreign Enemy'"

A man convicted in federal court has been sentenced for his role in a plot involving explosives during the Red Mass in Washington, D.C. Court documents reveal he previously urged the Supreme Court to take extreme measures, including removing an entire state from the United States and declaring it a "foreign enemy." The case stems from a broader investigation into threats targeting a high-profile religious event, raising concerns about domestic extremism. Legal proceedings highlight his repeated calls for violent action against government institutions.

From a Justice Department press release Monday: Louis Geri, 42, of Vineland, New Jersey, was sentenced today in U.S. District… The post Red Mass Explosive Man Asked S. Ct. to "Remove Arizona from the United States" and "Declare It a 'Foreign Enemy'" appeared first on Reason Magazine.