Minneapolis anti-ICE protesters back in court
Fifteen people previously charged following anti-ICE protests are due back in federal court in Minneapolis for a hearing on several motions, including what evidence could be used at trial. The Justice Department says some of those charged are members of groups it describes as “Antifa,” including Direct Action Minnesota, and alleges they sought to infiltrate peaceful protests and turn the crowd violent.
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