Federal authorities have charged 30 more individuals in connection with a disruption at a Minnesota church service last month, according to the U.S. Justice Department. The charges stem from a protest targeting the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

The protest occurred at a church in Minnesota in January. The 30 newly charged individuals join a larger group already facing charges related to the incident. Details regarding the specific charges and the identities of the individuals were not immediately available, but the Justice Department confirmed the actions were taken in response to the disruption of the religious service.

The protest was organized to express opposition to policies enacted during the Trump administration concerning immigration enforcement, specifically targeting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Demonstrators reportedly interrupted the church service to voice their concerns and advocate for changes to immigration laws and practices.

The Justice Department's involvement reflects the seriousness with which authorities view the disruption of a religious service and the potential for such actions to impact public order. Further information regarding the legal proceedings against the 30 individuals is expected to be released as the case progresses. The original charges against other individuals involved in the protest remain active.