Laura Loomer called for Max Blumenthal’s arrest, and five days later Customs and Border Patrol seized his electronic devices at Dulles International Airport.
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- Laura Loomer called for Max Blumenthal’s arrest, and five days later Customs and Border Patrol seized his electronic devices at Dulles International Airport.
Loomer demanded his arrest, writing … “If Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is worth anything, he will order that Blumenthal be taken off the plane …” Five days after her post, Blumenthal was stripped of his electronic devices by Customs and Border Patrol agents at Dulles International Airport
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Origin: extracted from Covert Pentagon propagandists are tracking anti-war Americans, skirting the law - The Grayzone · 2026-09-16 16:10