Oath Keepers founder ordered to stay in jail until Capitol riot trial
The leader of a far-right militia group will stay in jail until his trial in July.
Stewart Rhodes, of Granbury, asked a judge to allow him to be placed on house arrest.
That request was rejected during a hearing Friday.
The leader of Oath Keepers is charged with seditious conspiracy.
Rhodes is accused of mobilizing and equipping hundreds of people during last year's attack on the U.S. Capitol.
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