Boston will restrict demonstrations after anti-mandate protesters target the mayor and the mother of city councilman
Local lawmakers in Boston, Massachusetts are seeking restrictions on political demonstrations after anti-mandate protesters harassed the mother of a city councilman and protested outside the home of the mayor.
City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo said that the anti-mandate protesters accidentally harassed his mother when they were seeking to protest outside his home instead.
This AM my 70 yr old mom, a retired BPS teacher, had her home targeted by antivaxxers. She told them it wasn’t my home but they ignored her & kept on for hours. City Hall is open and they can protest there. It’s clear the goal isn’t protest but targeted harassment and its wrong. pic.twitter.com/gOzyxoELOJ
— Ricardo Arroyo (@RicardoNArroyo) March 21, 2022
“City Hall is open and they can protest there. It’s clear the goal isn’t protest but targeted harassment and its wrong,” Arroyo tweeted with a photograph of the protesters.
“Cruel & disgusting. Leave our moms, families & neighbors out of it,” responded Boston Mayor Michelle Wu.
Wu had previously claimed that protesters were keeping up her neighbors, including a 96-year-old veteran and many families with children. – READ MORE
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