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Then They Came for the Anarchists: Prairieland Defendants Sentenced to 562 Years

July 7, 2026July 7, 2026 By Andrew Lee, Contributor0Tagged Alvarado, Anarchists, Autumn Hill, Benjamin “Champagne” Song, black bloc, Casey Goonan, Center for Security Policy, counterinsurgency, Daniel “Des” Rolando Sanchez Estrada, Defendants, DFW, DFW Support Committee, direct action minnesota, Elizabeth Soto, Emma Goldman, Emma Goldman Book Club, Extremism, extremist, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Kash Patel, Firearms, Freedom of the Press Foundation, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, insurrection, insurrectionism, Insurrectionist, john thomas, Judge Reed O'Connor, Kash Patel, kyle shideler, Lynette Sharp, Marciela Rueda, Meagan Morris, minnesota 15, Muslims for Just Futures, Nathan Baumann, National Lawyers Guild, noise demo, noise demonstration, north texas, NSPM-7, NSPM7, prairieland, prairieland detention center, Rebecca Morgan, Rowan Gibson, Savanna Batten, sentenced, Seth Sikes, Signal, Southern Poverty Law Center, SPLC, Spokane, Spokane 3, Stephen Miller, terror attack, terrorism, terrorism enhancement, Texas, Unitarian Universalist Church, US Attorney's Office, Years, Zachary Evetts, zines