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OUTRAGEOUS: Minnesota's Muslim AG Tells Christians to Accept Church 'Ambushes' as Normal

Gary FranchiJanuary 20, 2026402 views
OUTRAGEOUS: Minnesota's Muslim AG Tells Christians to Accept Church 'Ambushes' as Normal
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In what may be one of the most shocking displays of anti-Christian bias from a state official, Minnesota's Muslim Attorney General Keith Ellison has essentially told Christians that violent ambushes at their churches are just part of life they need to accept.

The stunning comments come as Minnesota has become ground zero for radical leftist attacks on Christian institutions, with churches across the state facing increasing harassment, vandalism, and outright violence from Antifa-linked groups and other communist agitators.

But instead of defending the constitutional right of Christians to worship peacefully, Ellison - who has a long history of radical associations including ties to the Nation of Islam - is providing top cover for these domestic terrorists.

The War on Christianity Continues

This is exactly what patriots warned about when Democrats started installing radical Muslims in positions of power across Minnesota. Ellison, who was once associated with Louis Farrakhan's anti-Semitic organization, has consistently shown hostility toward traditional American values.

"Somewhere out there in the great cosmos, Saul Alinsky is cackling with glee over the way Democrats are providing top cover for the commie radicals running roughshod over the rule of law in Minnesota," noted conservative observers.

Under Ellison's watch, Minnesota has become a lawless sanctuary for leftist extremists who target Christians with impunity. Churches have been vandalized, congregations threatened, and peaceful worshippers intimidated - all while the state's top law enforcement official tells them to just deal with it.

This is the same Keith Ellison who bent the knee to Black Lives Matter rioters who burned down Minneapolis, but apparently Christians exercising their First Amendment rights don't deserve the same protection.

Trump's America First Agenda Can't Come Soon Enough

Thank God we have President Trump back in the White House, because this kind of anti-Christian persecution would have only gotten worse under the radical left. Patriots across Minnesota are looking to the federal government to step in and protect their constitutional rights when state officials like Ellison refuse to do their jobs.

How long will Christians in Minnesota be forced to worship in fear while their own Attorney General tells them violent attacks are just something they have to 'live with'? This is America, not some third-world theocracy.

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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DefenderOfFaith88VerifiedJan 20, 2026
When will Republican leaders grow a spine and start fighting back against this anti-Christian agenda?
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MinnesotaResident47VerifiedJan 20, 2026
I live in Minnesota and can tell you firsthand that Christians here are being pushed around more and more. My own church had protesters show up during Easter service last year.
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ChurchGoer123VerifiedJan 21, 2026
So sorry that happened to your congregation. That's completely unacceptable.
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DefendFaithVerifiedJan 21, 2026
This is happening nationwide. We need to stand together and push back.
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TradValuesVerifiedJan 21, 2026
Absolutely outrageous! No religious community should have to accept harassment as 'normal.'
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RedStateRefugeeVerifiedJan 21, 2026
This is why I moved my family out of Minnesota three years ago. The writing was on the wall that Christians would be second-class citizens there. Glad we got out when we did.
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SmartMove2021VerifiedJan 21, 2026
Good for you for protecting your family. More people should follow your example.
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ChurchLadyVerifiedJan 22, 2026
Praying for Minnesota's Christian communities. This kind of persecution has no place in America.
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PatriotMom2024VerifiedJan 22, 2026
This is exactly what we warned about when radical activists started taking over our legal system. Christians have a right to worship peacefully without being targeted!
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ConservativeVoterVerifiedJan 22, 2026
Completely agree. Religious freedom is supposed to be protected by the First Amendment.
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ConstitutionalConservativeVerifiedJan 22, 2026
Can someone explain how this doesn't violate the establishment clause? Seems like the AG is showing clear religious bias in favor of one group over another.