From Alpha News
A national watchdog group filed a formal complaint with Minnesota’s Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility against civil rights attorney and activist Nekima Levy Armstrong, who was arrested this week for leading a disruption inside a St. Paul church.
The Center to Advance Security in America (CASA) confirmed exclusively to Alpha News that it submitted a bar complaint accusing Levy Armstrong of violating professional ethics rules after she helped lead a mob of anti-ICE activists into Cities Church during a worship service on Jan. 18.
“This past Sunday, Nekima Valdez Levy Armstrong led a mob of angry protesters into Cities Church in St. Paul and obstructed the worship of many churchgoers inside,” said Curtis Schube, director of research and policy for CASA. “She was asked to leave and did not leave, potentially making her liable for multiple federal crimes.”