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Settlement reached in North Dakota lawsuit alleging intimidation by hate group

Two North Dakota nonprofits have settled their lawsuit against Patriot Front, a white nationalist hate group, which allegedly intimidated immigrant business owners, though specifics of the settlement remain unclear.
The North Dakota Human Rights Coalition and the Immigrant Development Center filed a lawsuit alleging violations of the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871, among other claims.
The plaintiffs claimed that members of Patriot Front vandalized businesses and public property, including defacing a mural depicting Black women wearing hijabs.
Rachel Carroll Rivas from the Southern Poverty Law Center noted that the lawsuit could impact Patriot Front's recruitment by holding them accountable.

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Settlement reached in North Dakota lawsuit alleging intimidation by white nationalist hate group

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Two North Dakota nonprofits have settled their lawsuit against a white nationalist hate group that alleged it intimidated immigrant business owners, though the details are unclear. A court docket entry last week gave notice of the settlement following a conference in Fargo, and attorneys have not provided details. In 2023, the North Dakota Human Rights Coalition, the Immigrant Development Center and the center’s executive d…

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