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Capitol protests: State-by-state updates on demonstrations planned

U.S. Capitol building, National Mall, surrounding areas The nation s capitol was quiet Sunday amid unprecedented security measures as Americans braced for possible violence ahead of the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden. More reporters and law enforcement members were present than protesters. Barricades blocked any path toward the Capitol several blocks in front of the grounds. Metal fences standing at least 10 feet high prohibit entrance to the National Mall, as does the presence of the National Guard and Secret Service. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser asked Americans not to come to the capital for inauguration, citing concerns over violent protests and COVID-19.

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No protests at the Iowa Capitol complex as of early afternoon Sunday

No protests at the Iowa Capitol complex as of early afternoon Sunday Philip Joens, Des Moines Register © Philip Joens/ The Register There were no protests at the Iowa State Capitol Sun. Jan. 17, 2021. All was bright and quiet after a morning snowfall Sunday at the Iowa Capitol, despite concerns that armed protesters could gather there. The FBI warned last week that armed protests could happen at all 50 state capitols and in Washington, D.C., in the days leading up to President-Elect Joe Biden s inauguration Wednesday. Michigan and Ohio were among states Sunday where armed protesters gathered in capital cities. Around noon Sunday, there were no protesters at the Iowa Capitol complex on the east side of Des Moines. Several reporters and photographers were there. A handful of joggers ran outside of the building.

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Capitol protest tracker: Here s a live look at capitols across the US

Capitol protest tracker: What happened at capitols across the US on Sunday Jay Cannon, Chastity Laskey, Jordan Culver and Elinor Aspegren, USA TODAY © Winslow Townson, AP Armed protesters stand in front of the Statehouse Sunday, Jan. 17, 2021, in Concord, N.H. Federal officials warned of armed and potentially violent protests at all 50 state capitals and the U.S. Capitol in the days leading up to President-elect Joe Biden s inauguration, according to an internal FBI bulletin issued to law enforcement partners. The bulletin cautioned that demonstrations could begin as soon as Sunday and are expected to continue through the inauguration, an official with knowledge of the bulletin told USA TODAY.

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Polk County Courthouse boarded up ahead of Inauguration Day in an abundance of caution

The courthouse was vandalized over the summer when racial justice demonstrations turned violent.

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MN Attorney General Cracks Down on Defiant Restaurants

Minnesota attorney general Keith Ellison Photo by Bob LoCicero / Shutterstock.com MN Attorney General Cracks Down on Defiant Restaurants The state’s top lawyer is taking legal action against three more Minnesota establishments that have reopened for indoor dining, despite the governor’s most recent executive order. Most restaurants in the state have been compliant, AG’s spokesman says. Minnesota attorney general Keith Ellison Photo by Bob LoCicero / Shutterstock.com Minnesota attorney general Keith Ellison announced late Tuesday that his office is now suing three more Minnesota establishments for failing to comply with Gov. Tim Walz’s order to halt indoor dining.

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