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Antifa members of Washington, D.C. threatened to "burn out" while demonstrating against theSupreme Court ruling, which overturned the Roe v. Wade case on Friday.
Members of the far-left militant movement participated in a protest in the national capital against thecourt decisionon Dobbs vs. Jackson women's health.
"If you don't know it, burn it," the demonstrators said. In another chant, they said, "Every city, every town burns down the precincts."
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Protesters dressed in black and carry umbrellas, Anne Their identity from the strategic press and law enforcement agencies that Tifa used for the shield.
After the groundbreaking ruling was overturned Antifa gathers outside the Supreme Court Roe v. Wade case. (Photo by Joshua Comins / Fox News Digital)
A group of protesters also spray-painted the streets outside the Supreme Court "our body" Is prohibited. "
Antifa gathering in front of the Supreme Court comes after a day of protests prior to what was warned of a "night of anger" by far-left militants.
After the groundbreaking ruling was overturned Antifa gathers outside the Supreme Court Roe v. Wade case. (Photo by Joshua Comins / Fox News Digital)
Antifa gathers outside the Supreme Court following a groundbreaking ruling that overturned the Roe v. Wade case. (Photo by Joshua Comins / Fox News Digital)
Abortion clinics, pregnancy centers, churches and police have security in some areas to prepare for impact Strengthening Measures Results of Friday's decision by the US Supreme Court to overturn the Roe v. Wade case.
When protesters gather nearby, riot equipment The Supreme Court in response to the Roe v. Wade ruling at the Parliament's police station in. (Photo by Joshua Comins / Fox News Digital)
When protesters gather near the Supreme Court in response to the Roe v. Wade decision, a riot-equipped police station in the Capitol stands. (Photo by Joshua Comins / Fox News Digital)
Several professional life organizations and churches have led to a breakthrough decision in advance. Destroyed in a week by an unprecedented leak from the Supreme Court announcing the overthrow.
This week, an office building shared by pro-life organization Jackson Light to Life and Michigan Republican Rep. Tim Walberg is associated with the revenge of pro-choice militant group Jane. It was destroyed by an attack that seems to be there.
When protesters gather nearby, riot equipment The Supreme Court in response to the Roe v. Wade ruling at the Parliament's police station in. (Photo by Joshua Comins / Fox News Digital)
When protesters gather near the Supreme Court in response to the Roe v. Wade decision, a riot-equipped police station in the Capitol stands. (Photo by Joshua Comins / Fox News)
However, the destroyer initially targeted the wrong address, before actually arriving at the office. Space that was destroying a random person's house.
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Jane's revenge is finally in life A week in the same manner as tagging graffiti and broken windows on the outside of a building that claimed responsibility for destroying the Minnesota citizens involved.
The Supreme Court ruled on Friday, a 6-3 decision in the Roe v. Wade case of the Dobbs vs. Jackson Women's Health Organization.
FoxNews Digital's Adam Sabes contributed to the report.
Houston Keene is a political reporter for FoxNews Digital. Story tips can be sent on Houston.Keene @ Fox.com and Twitter: @HoustonKeene
