Unearthed Affidavit Shows Anti-ICE Minnesota Church Disruptor Previously Arrested Near White House

An anti-ICE activist who disrupted a Minnesota church service Sunday was previously arrested outside the White House after screaming at families in line for a tour, court records show. Kelly faces two disorderly conduct…

Katelynn RichardsonJan 21, 20263 min read

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An anti-ICE activist who disrupted a Minnesota church service Sunday was previously arrested outside the White House after screaming at families in line for a tour, court records show.

Kelly faces two disorderly conduct charges for allegedly harassing officers, pedestrians and families in line for a White House tour in early December, calling the guests “Nazis” and yelling “fuck you,” according to court records.

During the incident, Kelly heckled officers, yelling “traitors” and asking “how does it feel to protect a pedophile,” according to a police officer’s affidavit. (RELATED: Anti-ICE Agitator Who Harassed Minnesota Christians Also Heckled Pete Hegseth Outside Church)

“ also screamed ‘you Nazis’ at pedestrians who were traversing the south sidewalk of H Street NW,” the affidavit continues. “He then followed and film the pedestrian encounters by putting his cellphone in their faces to video record.”

When asked to stop because there were children present, Kelly replied, “fuck you, this is freedom of speech,” according to the affidavit.

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He was released after pleading not guilty at a Jan. 6 hearing. His next court appearance is scheduled for March 11.

Kelly’s attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

His participation in the left-wing mob that disrupted services at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, was not his first time targeting a Christian church service. Kelly is known to harass congregants outside Christ Church D.C., where Secretary of War Pete Hegseth attends service.

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On his TikTok account with over 77,000 followers, Kelly shares videos of himself clashing with law enforcement.

He shared a video on Monday telling Attorney General Pam Bondi to “come and get” him.

“They want to come after me? Fuck ’em,” he said. “How can they live so comfortably while the fucking people from Somalia who are in this country legally, that have fucking citizenship, can’t even go to their mosque and pray.”

Attorney General Pam Bondi and Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon indicated Sunday the Minnesota church disruption was being investigated for potential violations of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act.

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