Charlie Kirk’s legacy is a 30-year sentence for moving zines (opens original article in a new tab)

Eight Texas activists were sentenced to lengthy prison terms for charges linked to a protest, with some convicted for actions like moving zines, sparking criticism over the severity and use of 'antifa' as a label.

• Eight Texas activists received 30-100 year sentences for charges including rioting, providing material support to terrorists, and moving zines.
• The sentences were criticized as harsh, with some defendants not involved in violence or the shooting, but convicted for association with 'antifa' groups.
• The Department of Justice claims the activists were part of an insurrectionary group, but the zines were legal and focused on topics like feminism and AI eradication.