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DPS: Person tipped police to alleged threat on 'No Kings' rally at Texas Capitol

A man was arrested Saturday after the Texas Department of Public Safety identified a “credible threat” toward legislators attending Saturday’s “No Kings” protest at the Texas State Capitol.

The Texas Tribune on MSN · 1h

Texas DPS makes arrest after warning state lawmakers of “credible threats” tied to Capitol protest

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‘No Kings’ protest draws up to 20,000 in Austin despite ‘credible threat’ to Texas lawmakers

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Thousands gather at Texas Capitol in Austin for anti-Trump 'No Kings' protest. See photos

Thousands gathered to decry the Trump administration as part of a nationwide protest.

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DPS: 1 arrested after ‘credible’ threat to state legislators planning to attend protest

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Arrest made in credible threats against Texas lawmakers at capitol

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Thousands Assemble at Texas Capitol After Threats

Robert Martin, a 75-year-old Army veteran, painted a sign reading “This Protest is Peaceful. Don’t be Abbott’s tool” after the governor ordered the National Guard to be on standby for protests across...

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Texas lawmakers react to deportation demonstrations, opinions on redrawing Congressional districts

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Threat prompts evacuation of Texas Capitol before protest; suspect in custody

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Protesters to demonstrate against ICE in Downtown Austin Monday

Protest organizers say it will be a "noise demonstration" to demand an end to deportations and the closure of local ICE detention facilities.

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Texas Capitol Evacuated Amid 'Credible Threat,' Suspect Nabbed in La Grange as Legislators Fear Echo of Minnesota Violence

A credible threat led to an evacuation at the Texas Capitol, but operations resumed before a protest; one person was detained in La Grange.

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City of Austin reiterates importance of ‘peaceful and safe assembly’ ahead of Saturday protest

The city of Austin is continuing to reiterate the importance of a "peaceful and safe assembly" as a scheduled protest in the city is expected to kick off at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Texas Capitol.