Feds Demand Facebook Share Info on Anti-Trump Protesters - That sounds fair. Posted: Sep 29th, 2017 - 4:59 pm
Let's see if there were paid protestors and even more interesting who paid them. 
The warrants were issued as part of an ongoing case by the Justice Department against people who allegedly broke laws while protesting Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration in Washington. Prosecutors have said the website, DisruptJ20.org, was used to organize "a violent riot."
One search warrant was issued for the "DisruptJ20" Facebook page, which has since been renamed "Resist This," requiring the group's moderator, Emmelia Talarico, to hand over "non-public lists of people who planned to attend political organizing events and even the names of people who simply liked, followed, reacted to, commented on, or otherwise engaged with the content on the Facebook page," the ACLU said in a motion filed Thursday in Washington, D.C., Superior Court.
Two other warrants obtained by the Justice Department would require Facebook to hand over "all information from the personal Facebook profiles of local DisruptJ20 activists" Lacy MacAuley and Legba Carrefour from November 1, 2016 through February 9, 2017.
LINK/URL: Justice Dept investigating anti-Trump activists
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