Anti-ICE Church Protesters Released From Custody In Minnesota

Two women who were arrested and charged for an anti-ICE protest that ripped through a Minnesota church service last weekend have been released from custody … and it’s all on video.

Footage shows the moment Nekima Levy Armstrong and Chauntyll Allen were released from detention Friday in St. Paul.

Armstrong and Allen each raised a fist in the air as they emerged to cheers. Armstrong said, “Thank you all for being here,” Levy Armstrong said. “Glory to God!”

Earlier Friday, a federal judge ordered their release … ruling the federal government failed to prove they deserved to be held in detention.

Don Lemon was at the protest reporting live … and he got in hot water with the feds too, but has not been charged.

William Kelly, who was also arrested over the protest, was also released from custody … with a judge ruling Kelly was NOT a danger to the public … according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.