The Obama administration told law enforcement to 'stand down' and not arrest Occupy Wall Street protesters even though some may have broken the law, newly-obtained documents have revealed. Emails show the General Services Administration told authorities in Portland, Oregon not to enforce curfews on protesters camped out on federal property, on the orders of the White House. This relaxed approach will likely raise concerns over the government's willingness to protect its workers or punish the anti-capitalist movement's wrong-doers. Relaxed: Emails have revealed the White House told law enforcement officials in Portland, Oregon (pictured) to 'stand down' and not arrest Occupy protesters on federal-owned property last year
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General Services Administration told police not to arrest protesters on federal property in Portland - even though they may have broken laws
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Added that 25 arrests a week earlier should not have happened
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Indicates Obama administration told agencies to 'go easy' on protesters
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But GSA today disputed the advice in the emails and said officers on the ground made decisions about arrests
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Emails obtained by JudicialWatch.org under Freedom of Information Act
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