Letters to the Editor — Peaceful protests, evangelical Christians, deportation halt on hold, hospitals with vaccines, Frisco pastor Readers talk about the different way a peaceful versus a violent protest is handled, agree with Peggy Wehmeyer’s column on evangelical Christians, support stopping the deportation halt, don’t feel vaccines are given equally and denounce the Frisco pastor for his “cancel culture” comments. Supporters of the Dream Act staged a daylong protest in front of Texas Republican Sen. John Cornyn's office on Feb. 8, 2018, in Dallas.(David Woo / Staff Photographer) Tale of two protests In 2014, I was arrested in front of the White House with a group of clergy and activists in peaceful protest of the draconian deportations of the Obama administration. D.C. Park Police surrounded us and ordered us to move. When we refused to move, armed police, mounted police, squad cars, buses and wagons surrounded us. The police announced: “You are now under arrest. Do not attempt to leave.”