Daniel N. Rosen

Federal prosecutors in Minnesota charged 15 individuals with conspiring to impede immigration agents during a Trump administration crackdown. The defendants, linked to a left-wing group called 'Direct Action Minnesota,' are accused of blocking deportations through tactics like setting up blockades and distributing shields to protesters.

Federal prosecutors in Minnesota charged 15 individuals with conspiring to impede immigration enforcement efforts, including through blockades and surveillance of ICE agents. The charges follow a Trump administration crackdown dubbed Operation Metro Surge, which targeted fraud in the Somali community and sparked widespread protests.

Federal prosecutors in Minnesota charged 15 individuals with conspiring to impede immigration enforcement efforts by coordinating protests and blockades during the Trump administration’s crackdown. The accused, linked to the left-wing group 'Direct Action Minnesota,' allegedly stalked ICE agents, set up blockades, and used tactics like ice-throwing to disrupt operations. Twelve were arrested, two remain at large, and one was already in custody.

The Justice Department charged 15 Minnesotans linked to antifa groups with conspiracy to impede federal immigration officers. Prosecutors allege the groups used physical and soft blockades during protests in the Twin Cities to disrupt law enforcement operations, including establishing obstacles at the Bishop Henry Whipple Building. Twelve defendants have been arrested, one is in custody for other charges, and two remain fugitives.

The U.S. has charged 15 individuals in Minneapolis with conspiracy related to an Antifa plot. United States Attorney Daniel N. Rosen announced the charges at a news conference.

Federal prosecutors charged 15 people for allegedly impeding agents during an immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota linked to the Trump administration. The accused, associated with two Minneapolis-based antifa groups, reportedly used tactics like ice blocks and surveillance to disrupt the crackdown, which preceded mass protests and the fatal shooting of two U.S. citizens.

Federal prosecutors charged 15 individuals for allegedly impeding agents during a Trump administration immigration crackdown in Minnesota. The defendants used tactics like stalking agents and deploying ice blocks to disrupt operations, which were part of 'Operation Metro Surge' that sparked protests and led to the fatal shooting of two U.S. citizens.

Federal prosecutors in Minnesota are charging individuals linked to two Minneapolis-based antifa groups over alleged conspiracy to impede federal officers and violent opposition to immigration law enforcement. The case follows an executive order by President Donald Trump designating antifa as a domestic terrorist organization.

Aimee Bock was sentenced to 500 months for leading a $250 million fraud scheme targeting a federally funded child nutrition program during the pandemic, as announced by U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen.

Anthony James Kazmierczak, who sprayed Rep. Ilhan Omar with vinegar during a January town hall, is changing his plea to guilty on federal assault charges. The incident occurred amid heightened tensions between federal officials and Democratic state leaders following the death of Renee Good by an ICE agent, with Kazmierczak's plea change set for May 7 after a settlement with prosecutors.