Why is FBI arresting pro-life activists

 Red States:

This Is Shameful: Wild Video of FBI Raid on Home of Yet Another Pro-Life Activist

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 Townhall exclusively acquired video of the armed FBI at the home of Paul Vaughn. Like Mark Houck, they raided his home at 7:00 a.m., banging on the door and terrifying the family, just before Vaughn was to take his kids to school.

You can see a couple of them holding what looks like AR-15s.

“I want to know why you were banging on my door with a gun,” Vaughn’s wife says to an FBI agent in the video. “You’re not going to tell me anything?” The FBI agent claims: “I tried, ma’am.” Vaughn’s wife objects, “No, you didn’t! You did not try!” She approaches the government vehicle carrying Vaughn in the back seat. “This is not acceptable,” she states. Moments later, she asks an FBI agent, who ignores her, for his name. “You’re not going to give me your name? You’re not going to give me any information?” she questions as they drive away.

They handcuffed Vaughn on his porch in front of his children. An FBI agent with an AR-15 confronted the children in the backyard. One ran to the mother crying that the FBI was “arresting Daddy.” “They traumatized me and my children intentionally. We will never forget this.”

His wife, shaking and fighting back tears, said she demanded to know what was happening. Still, the FBI agents refused to answer why they were there, did not identify themselves, did not show badges, provided no warrant proof, and did not say where they were taking her husband. Vaughn was placed in an SUV wearing his undershirt and jeans with no identification or means of communication when he got whisked away within a 10-minute timeframe. Their children were left “shaken, frightened, and very upset,” Vaughn said.

According to Vaughn, the family did not receive any official information about the cause of the raid or Vaughn’s whereabouts until six hours after the arrest. He said he was held in a federal holding facility, brought before a judge, charged, and then released without a wallet or a cell phone 60 miles from his Hickman County home.

“For over six hours, no one knew where I was and why I was kidnapped from my home at gunpoint. It took a good attorney six hours to be able to break through the bureaucracy and find the people who know what was going on,” Vaughn told Townhall. In the meantime, his searching wife had to console their crying children.

Check out Mia Cathell’s thread with a little bit about the other folks who were indicted, including an 87-year-old grandmother who escaped a Communist concentration camp only to face the Biden DOJ and FBI.

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Who is ordering the FBI to make raids on what look like misdemeanor state law offensives?  It looks like they are trying to terrorize pro-life activists.