Minnesota deradicalization program explained
A new Minnesota terrorism case is drawing fresh attention to a first-of-its-kind court program launched here in 2016, when a federal judge used expert evaluations in cases involving young men accused of trying to join ISIS. FOX 9 reporter Mike Manzoni reviewed federal court documents and past reporting to explain how the deradicalization effort worked and what is still unclear about whether it could matter now.
Top Videos
Minnesota deradicalization program explained
Hmong festival targeted in MOA terrorist plot
Terrorist plot thwarted: FBI says man planned to attack Mall of America
Father convicted of murdering son in Anoka County
Eden Prairie Somali leaders denounce gang violence, shootings
Bloomington police say overnight shooting connected to Somali gang activity
Feds spent millions stockpiling chemical munitions for surge in Minnesota, Chicago
Twin Cities Marathon: Runner returns after suffering cardiac arrest
Frey pushes for major budget cut to violence interrupters
Columbia Heights theatre celebrates 100th anniversary
New survey reveals age range most likely to drive after cannabis use
Bloomington shooting: 100+ rounds fired in Somali gang-related incident
Edina meeting allows residents to sound off
'Bair Hugger' wins 2026 Coolest Thing in Minnesota award
Ramsey Co. Sheriff calls out Moriarty over Somali gangs
President Trump announces plans to build new $3.7 billion shipyard
P.J. Fleck Show: Win over Michigan and Purdue ahead
1st & North: Week 4 recap, Week 5 ahead
Sheriff Fletcher backs Somali gang task force, calls out Hennepin County leaders
Political Happy Hour: Crime, public safety and gas prices
Lawyer reacts to Kaohly Her harassment lawsuit
President Trump announces plans to build new $3.7 billion shipyard for U.S.
Why we love being scared around Halloween
Suspected plague death sparks fear in Russia
