Terms of probation stemming from disorderly conduct charge raise questions about infringement of constitutional rights A federal judge this week placed US army veteran and vocal ICE protester Ian Davis Austin on probation with restricted travel, a mandatory mental health assessment and the suspension of his access to firearms this week. Judge Douglas Micko granted most of the justice department’s request during a hearing in Saint Paul, Minnesota, on 22 July following a pending disorderly conduct charge stemming from protests outside Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey. The new conditions restrict Austin’s travel to Pennsylvania and Minnesota and come amid the Trump administration’s larger crackdown on protesters across the country.