Hennessey’s GiveSendGo page, titled “Stand with Jaxton Collins,” describes the case as free-speech prosecution of a young man who “said the obvious out loud” about “H-1B lottery winners” and others who, the description states, “fail to assimilate,” send remittances abroad, and undercut American workers. "Why are Indians in Montana anyway??”
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Court documents state that Helena police responded around 7 p.m. on August 7 after someone called and reported that a man in an orange shirt and large cross necklace approached his friend, who is of Indian descent and wears a head covering, shoved him with both hands, and told him to go back to his country. Collins later told officers he had been drinking at a bar and admitted shouting the words because he was angry, but he denied any shove, according to a report from the Billings Gazette.
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