Anti-ICE Protesters Chase Off Far-Right Activist Jake Lang in Plymouth

PLYMOUTH — A group of women confronted and chased off far-right activist Jake Lang during a pro-ICE rally in Plymouth over the weekend, an encounter that spread quickly online, according to a report from Primetimer.

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"'A crime that he's not in prison': Internet reacts as Jake Lang wearing 'ankle monitor' chased out by Massachusetts women during his pro-ICE rally" — Primetimer reports that Lang, who wears a court-ordered ankle monitor, was confronted and pushed out of the area by a group of women during his pro-ICE demonstration in Plymouth, drawing heavy social-media reaction (read it at https://www.primetimer.com/news/a-crime-that-he-s-not-in-prison-internet-reacts-as-jake-lang-wearing-ankle-monitor-chased-out-by-massachusetts-women-during-his-pro-ice-rally).
"What Your Neighbors Say About Park Etiquette Basics: Block Talk" — Plymouth Patch collected reader input on how to share the town's parks, landing on leashing dogs, slowing down on shared trails and remembering the space belongs to everyone (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/plymouth/s/kk1hk/what-your-neighbors-say-about-park-etiquette-basics-block-talk).

In the ongoing trial of Lindsay Clancy, "US mum on trial in deaths of her 3 children" — AsiaOne reports new testimony describing Clancy's mental health rapidly deteriorating, including an inability to sleep, in the period after the birth of her third child (read it at https://www.asiaone.com/world/lindsay-clancy-trial-3-children-killed).


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