Minnesota’s SignalGate: Coordinated OBSTRUCTION of ICE Is a Federal Felony!

Quick Overview

The existence of a Minnesota Signal chat group, allegedly involving elected officials, activists, and journalists, which coordinated tracking and harassment of ICE agents, constitutes an organized obstruction and potentially a federal felony conspiracy, as discussed by the attorney analyzing leaked evidence.

Key Points: A Signal chat group exposed by Cam Higby allegedly organized the tracking, plate checking, intersection calling, and pursuit of ICE agents in South Minneapolis. The chat allegedly included government officials like Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, activists, journalists (like Ben Hovland of Minnesota Public Radio), and potentially co-conspirators in the death of Alex Prettye. Chad Mielke warned that if the chat is tied to the Pretti shooting, LG Flanagan could be charged with murder if the deceased is deemed a co-conspirator. The Signal chat group's activities are described as organized resistance connected to Democrat officials, amounting to a potential federal crime like obstruction or RICO violations. Data allegedly shows that 63% of all violent confrontations with ICE happen in just 9 non-cooperating counties, which are 590 times more likely to have such confrontations. Another leak exposed a list of Signal Gate members, including government officials, anarchists, Antifa, gang members, and journalists, all allegedly coordinating attacks on ICE agents.

Context: The video features attorney Andrew Branca analyzing leaked screenshots and reports concerning a private encrypted messaging group on Signal, allegedly used by Minneapolis activists and local political figures to coordinate real-time tracking and harassment of federal ICE agents. The discussion centers on the implications of this organized activity, referencing specific Minnesota officials like Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan and State Representative Alex Falgren, and legal consequences such as conspiracy and murder charges if the activities led to death.

Detailed Analysis

Andrew Branca analyzes leaked evidence suggesting a highly organized effort, dubbed 'SignalGate,' involving state officials, activists, and journalists in Minnesota coordinating to track, harass, and obstruct ICE agents. The initial evidence, from Cam Higby's tweet (00:00), shows real-time communications within an 'ICE chaser' Signal group detailing plate checks, intersection coordination, and pursuit of agents. Branca emphasizes that this activity is more than just a protest; it is organized resistance connected to Democrat officials, potentially constituting federal felonies like obstruction or RICO violations. Further leaks revealed that Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, State Representative Alex Falgren, and others were allegedly involved in directing operations. Chad Mielke's commentary is cited, warning that if the Signal chat links to the Pretti shooting death, Flanagan and all participants could face murder charges if the deceased was a co-conspirator. Another leak showed a list of hundreds of Signal members, including government officials, anarchists, Antifa, gang members, and journalists, all coordinating attacks on ICE agents. Branca also points to data showing that 63% of all violent confrontations with ICE occur in just 9 non-cooperating (sanctuary) counties, making them 590 times more likely to have such incidents. The host concludes that this behavior—coordinating criminal acts like harassment and even murder—is certainly a conspiracy, and everyone involved knows they are exposed.