2026年6月16日 美国东部时间下午3:44 / 福克斯新闻网
明尼苏达州极左翼团体成员被指控有组织地干扰联邦移民执法行动
作者：彼得·达布罗斯卡 福克斯新闻网
警方称，一场被认定为不受第一修正案保护的非法集会示威期间，反移民与海关执法局的激进分子在明尼苏达州一家酒店前被捕。（福克斯新闻电视网）
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美国明尼苏达州地区检察官办公室于周二宣布，已对15名反法西斯主义成员提起诉讼，指控他们在今年早些时候参与密谋阻挠明尼阿波利斯市的联邦移民执法行动。
根据一份长达94页的刑事起诉书，其中12名嫌疑人已被羁押，所有人均被控合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员，部分嫌疑人还面临额外指控。联邦检察官称，每名嫌疑人都参与了一项密谋，意图通过武力、恐吓和威胁阻碍包括移民与海关执法局（ICE）人员在内的联邦移民执法官员开展工作。
这些嫌疑人据称是极左翼激进团体“明尼苏达州直接行动网络（DAMN）”的反法西斯主义分支成员，该团体被指控协调针对联邦移民官员的行动。
2026年1月24日，在明尼苏达州明尼阿波利斯市的一条街道上，抗议者用口哨向社区通报移民与海关执法局的动向，并与明尼阿波利斯警方对峙。（罗伯托·施密特 / 法新社/盖蒂图片社）
联邦检察官称，该团体使用Signal聊天软件组织并开展快速响应行动，包括协调路障、追踪联邦车辆、监视位于联邦惠普尔大楼的移民与海关执法局外勤办公室，以及其他旨在阻止移民官员开展公务的活动。
帕特尔证实：联邦调查局正在调查明尼阿波利斯反ICE团体的Signal聊天记录
政府表示，“明尼苏达州直接行动网络”是参与者分享情报、策划行动、招募志愿者并分配角色的枢纽。
以下是嫌疑人及其面临指控的完整清单：
- 艾萨克·奥曼·桑特 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员、跨州跟踪骚扰
- 埃米特·詹姆斯·多伊尔 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员
- 卡梅伦·肯尼迪 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员
- 卡勒姆·罗比内 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员
- 埃里克·戴维斯 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员
- 凯尔·瓦格纳 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员、煽动暴力、跨州威胁
- 汉娜·玛格丽特·范德沃特·戴维斯 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员
- 特雷asure·凯·托雷森 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员
- 内森·俊浩·金 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员
- 亚历克·斯图尔特 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员
- 道格拉斯·米斯特雷克 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员
- 达斯汀·斯科特·贝塞尔 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员
- 威廉·摩根 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员、跨州跟踪骚扰、袭击联邦官员、毁坏政府财产
- 娜塔莎·拉科茨 —— 合谋阻挠或伤害联邦官员、袭击联邦官员造成人身伤害/使用危险武器
明尼阿波利斯反ICE激进分子设置检查站追踪联邦探员
2026年1月15日，联邦执法人员在明尼苏达州明尼阿波利斯市的主教惠普尔联邦大楼外与反ICE抗议者对峙警戒。（奥克塔维奥·琼斯/法新社/盖蒂图片社）
检察官将艾萨克·桑特描述为此次密谋的主谋之一，据称他组织了反ICE派系之间的会议，为针对移民与海关执法局的“直接行动”提供盾牌等装备，并通过追踪车牌建立疑似联邦移民车辆的数据库。
他还据称协调“跟踪人员”跟随联邦移民官员。
根据起诉书，5月4日，桑特亲自跟随一名来自明尼阿波利斯惠普尔大楼（反ICE活动的核心据点）的联邦移民官员跨州前往威斯康星州哈德逊，因此面临跨州跟踪骚扰指控。
唯一面临四项指控的嫌疑人威廉·摩根，同样被指控于5月12日跨州跟踪骚扰一名联邦移民官员，当时他从惠普尔大楼跟踪该官员至其位于哈德逊的家附近。
viral视频显示ICE探员告知激进分子：他们正在干扰明尼苏达州对儿童性犯罪者的逮捕行动
2026年1月24日，联邦特工在明尼苏达州明尼阿波利斯市向抗议者发射催泪瓦斯。当天早些时候，特工在逮捕一名抗议者的冲突中据称开枪将其打死。特朗普政府向该地区部署了约3000名联邦特工以执行移民法。（布兰登·贝尔/盖蒂图片社）
起诉书称，三天后，摩根又犯下两项罪行： confronting一名正在进行询问的探员并对其进行人身攻击。随后他还被指控踢毁一辆联邦车辆，造成1000美元的财产损失。
娜塔莎·拉科茨被控袭击联邦官员造成人身伤害，据称她驾车冲撞一名联邦探员，造成其受伤——这与今年1月明尼阿波利斯市的一起事件类似，当时蕾妮·古德在驾车冲撞一名联邦移民官员的冲突中被枪杀。
凯尔·瓦格纳自2月以来一直被羁押，此前他曾鼓动追随者拿起武器对抗联邦特工。周二的新闻发布会上，检方对其追加了更多指控。
凯尔·瓦格纳是谁？认识一下这名自称反法西斯主义成员、在瞄准ICE后被捕的男子
2026年1月8日，瓦格纳发布一段视频警告移民与海关执法局探员：“我们他妈的要来找你们了。”
检察官称，他敦促追随者“拿起你们的枪”，并建议即使需要“用枪指着”也要确认探员身份。
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唐纳德·特朗普总统去年宣布将反法西斯主义列为恐怖组织。
“今天的指控和逮捕反映了联邦政府为解决有组织、无法无天行为所做的广泛努力，这些行为旨在阻挠联邦法律的执行、危及执法人员，更重要的是，危及这些被告 falsely声称要保护的社区，”美国检察官丹尼尔·罗登在周二宣布指控的新闻发布会上说道。
明尼阿波利斯反ICE激进分子在执法行动中围攻、对峙联邦探员
他强调，被告并非因言论被捕——言论受第一修正案保护——而是因被指控的犯罪行为。
国土安全调查局特别探员主管迈克尔·麦卡锡也表达了同样的观点。
2026年1月14日，一名女子在明尼阿波利斯 reported枪击事件现场与一名联邦移民官员对峙。（约翰·洛彻/美联社照片）
“和平抗议是受保护的权利，也是我们民主的基石。我们尊重并捍卫这一权利，”他说。“然而，有一条明确的红线不能跨越：当抗议演变为暴乱、暴力或犯罪活动时，这就变成了非法行为，将不会被容忍。”
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15 Antifa radicals indicted, 12 arrested in sweeping federal probe into Minneapolis anti-ICE operations
June 16, 2026 3:44pm EDT / Fox News
Members of Minnesota far-left group allegedly organized criminal interference with federal immigration operations
By Peter D’Abrosca Fox News
Anti-ICE agitators were arrested in front of a hotel in Minnesota during a demonstration that police called an unlawful assembly not protected by the First Amendment. (FNTV)
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The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Minnesota on Tuesday announced that 15 Antifa members have been indicted for their alleged roles in conspiring to hinder federal immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis earlier this year.
The suspects, 12 of whom are in custody, are all charged with conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer, according to a 94-page criminal complaint, and some are charged with further crimes. Federal prosecutors allege that each suspect took part in a conspiracy to obstruct federal immigration enforcement officers, including ICE personnel, through force, intimidation and threats.
The suspects are alleged members of the Antifa cell Direct Action Minnesota Network (DAMN), a radical far-left group accused of coordinating operations against federal immigration officers.
Protesters used whistles to alert neighborhoods to ICE activity while facing off with Minneapolis police officers on a street in Minneapolis, Minn., on Jan. 24, 2026.(Roberto Schmidt / AFP via Getty Images)
Federal prosecutors maintain that the group use Signal chats to organize and carry out rapid response operations including coordinating street blockades, tracking federal vehicles, surveilling the ICE field office at the federal Whipple Building and other activities meant to stop immigration officials from conducting their business.
FBI INVESTIGATING MINNESOTA ANTI-ICE SIGNAL GROUP CHATS, PATEL SAYS
The government says that DAMN served as the hub for participants to share intelligence, plan actions, recruit volunteers and assign roles.
Below is a full list of the suspects and the charges they face:
- Isaac Auman Sant – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer, interstate stalking
- Emmett James Doyle – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer
- Cameron Kennedy – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer
- Callum Robinet – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer
- Erik Davis – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer
- Kyle Wagner – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer, solicitation of violence, interstate threats
- Hannah Margaret Van de Water Davis – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal office
- Treasure Cay Thoreson – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer
- Nathan Junho Kim – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer
- Alec Stewart – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer
- Douglas Misterek – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer
- Dustin Scott Beisell – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer
- William Morgan – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer, interstate stalking, assault on a federal officer, destruction of government property
- Natasha Rakotz – conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer, assault on a federal officer resulting in bodily injury/use of a dangerous weapon
ANTI-ICE MINNEAPOLIS AGITATORS SET UP CHECKPOINT TO TRACK FEDERAL AGENTS
Federal law enforcement agents stand guard facing anti-ICE protesters outside the Bishop Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis, Minn., on Jan. 15, 2026.(Octavio Jones/AFP via Getty Images)
Isaac Sant is portrayed by prosecutors as one of the ringleaders of the conspiracy who allegedly organized meetings between anti-ICE factions, delivered shields and other equipment for “direct actions” against ICE and maintained a database of suspected federal immigration vehicles by tracking license plates.
He also allegedly coordinated “commuters” to follow federal immigration officials.
On May 4, according to the indictment, Sant personally followed a federal immigration officer from the Whipple Building in Minneapolis — a hub of anti-ICE activities — across state lines to Hudson, Wisconsin, leading to the interstate stalking charge.
William Morgan, the only suspect charged with four crimes, is also accused of interstate stalking for allegedly following a federal immigration officer on May 12 from the Whipple Building to near the officer’s home in Hudson.
VIRAL VIDEO SHOWS ICE AGENT TELLING AGITATORS THEY’RE DISRUPTING ARREST OF CHILD SEX OFFENDER IN MINNESOTA
Federal agents fire tear gas at protestors in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Jan. 24, 2026. Earlier that day, agents allegedly shot and killed a protestor during a scuffle to arrest him. The Trump administration deployed about 3,000 federal agents to the area to enforce immigration laws.(Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Three days later, Morgan allegedly committed two more crimes by confronting an agent who was conducting an interview and physically assaulting him. He later was accused of kicking a federal vehicle, causing $1,000 in property damage, the complaint claims.
Natasha Rakotz was charged with assault on a federal officer resulting in bodily injury for allegedly driving her car into the path of a federal agent, striking and injuring him — similarly to how in a January incident in Minneapolis Renee Good was shot dead during an altercation where she ran her car into a federal immigration officer.
Kyle Wagner has been in custody since February, after encouraging followers to take up arms against federal agents. More charges were announced against him during Tuesday’s press conference.
WHO IS KYLE WAGNER? MEET THE SELF-IDENTIFIED ANTIFA MEMBER ARRESTED AFTER TARGETING ICE
On Jan. 8, 2026, Wagner posted a video warning ICE agents, “We’re f—ing coming for you.”
Prosecutors allege he urged followers to “get your guns,” and suggested identifying agents even if it had to be done “at the barrel of a gun.”
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President Donald Trump declared Antifa to be a terrorist organization last year.
“Today’s charges and arrests reflect a broad federal effort to address organized, lawless behavior, which seeks to disrupt the execution of federal law, endanger law enforcement, and, importantly, endanger the very communities that these defendants falsely claim to be protecting,” U.S. Attorney Daniel Roden said in a Tuesday press conference announcing the charges.
MINNESOTA ANTI-ICE AGITATORS SWARM, CONFRONT FEDERAL AGENTS DURING ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS
He emphasized that the defendants have not been arrested for speech — which is protected by the First Amendment — but for alleged criminal actions.
Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent in Charge Michael McCarthy echoed that sentiment.
A woman confronts a federal immigration officer at the scene of a reported shooting in Minneapolis on Jan. 14, 2026.(John Locher/AP Photo)
“Peaceful protest is a protected right and a cornerstone of our democracy. We respect and defend that right,” he said. “However, there’s a clear line that cannot be crossed when protest turns into rioting, violence or criminal activity, it becomes unlawful and it will not be tolerated.”
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“Working closely with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, our investigation uncovered extensive planning, material support and coordinated attacks against federal personnel and facilities. Our teams have worked tirelessly conducting surveillance, reviewing camera footage, and analyzing large volumes of information to identify those responsible.”
Fox News Digital’s Andrew Mark Miller contributed to this report.
Peter D’Abrosca is a reporter at Fox News Digital covering politics.
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