A local activist is facing federal charges in connection with a protest. The incident occurred outside a planned ICE site on the East Side of San Antonio. Details of the clash are not specified in the available information.
The activist's actions during the protest led to the federal charges. For more information on the incident and the charges, readers can refer to the report from WOAI, which provides further details on the protest and the resulting federal charges.
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