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During Trump’s Immigration Crackdown, Minnesota Protester Remained Shackled in Hospital for Days

During Trump’s Immigration Crackdown, Minnesota Protester Remained Shackled in Hospital for Days
New York Times Thursday 18 June 2026, 23:14 UTC By Alan Feuer 1 min read
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Paul Johnson, a longtime progressive activist, in the van where he alleges that federal agents assaulted him in January before leaving him shackled to a hospital bed for days before he was charged.

Paul Johnson, a longtime progressive activist, in the van where he alleges that federal agents assaulted him in January before leaving him shackled to a hospital bed for days before he was charged.
Minnesota (LOCATION) Hospital (ORG) Paul Johnson (PERSON)
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