GoKawiilChicago-area police joined HSI surveillance of Minnesota anti-ICE activists
Newly released documents show a joint task force of 14 officers—six local Chicago-area police and eight Homeland Security Investigations agents—conducted undercover surveillance of an April 2 gathering of Minneapolis mutual aid organizers. The operation, detailed in an HSI report called 'Antifa Roadshow,' used undercover agents, electronic surveillance, license-plate readers and Chicago's CCTV network to identify attendees and tie them to other anti-ICE protests. The records emerged from the defense of 15 Minnesota activists facing federal conspiracy charges tied to resisting Operation Metro Surge.