Trader consensus prices "No" at 91.5% on Don Lemon's federal charges being dropped, reflecting the ongoing prosecution under the Trump DOJ for his alleged role in a January 18 anti-ICE protest that disrupted a St. Paul, Minnesota, church service. Despite a magistrate judge initially rejecting charges on January 22, a grand jury indicted Lemon on civil rights conspiracy (18 USC §241) and FACE Act violations by January 30; he pleaded not guilty on February 13 and was released without bond. No dismissal has occurred in the two months since, amid Lemon's First Amendment claims as a journalist and criticisms labeling the case politically motivated or "racist," though courts have historically upheld FACE Act applications. Recent April mentions, including Lemon's public denunciations, show no procedural breakthroughs favoring dismissal, with potential motions or hearings ahead under DOJ scrutiny of immigration-related disruptions.