Three protesters known as the "Spokane 3" have been convicted on federal conspiracy charges related to their actions during a demonstration at an ICE office in Spokane, Washington. Bajun Mavalwalla II, Jac Archer, and Justice Forral face federal conspiracy convictions for their participation in the protest.
On a Wednesday afternoon last June, the three individuals gathered with hundreds of others to protest outside an ICE office in Spokane, Washington. According to reports, word had spread on social media about the planned demonstration.
The protesters were convicted on federal conspiracy charges for blocking an ICE transfer bus during the Washington state protests. The charges specifically related to conspiracy to impede ICE agents during the demonstration.
The incident occurred during protests in 2025. The three protesters, now referred to collectively as the "Spokane 3," were among hundreds who participated in the demonstration at the ICE facility.
Federal prosecutors brought conspiracy charges against the three individuals following the protest. The convictions stem from actions taken during the demonstration that interfered with ICE operations, specifically the blocking of a transfer bus.
The case highlights ongoing tensions surrounding ICE enforcement activities and protest actions. The three convicted protesters face federal penalties as a result of the conspiracy convictions.
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The Mother Jones report focused on the individuals involved, naming Bajun Mavalwalla II, Jac Archer, and Justice Forral and describing the gathering of hundreds of protesters. The report noted that word had spread on social media prior to the demonstration.
The current status of the case involves the federal conspiracy convictions for all three protesters. The legal proceedings have concluded with the convictions on charges related to impeding ICE agents during the Spokane demonstration.
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