Texas immigration center shooting convictions lead to prison sentences

Eight protesters accused of ties to antifa were sentenced to decades in federal prison for a shooting outside a Texas immigration detention center, which injured a police officer and was labeled an act of terrorism. The sentences ranged from 30 to 100 years, with prosecutors claiming the group engaged in violent extremism, though the defendants denied any affiliation with antifa. The incident involved firearms during a demonstration, with one defendant opening fire after allegedly yelling "get to the rifles."

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