Reporter Describes Assault By Left Wing
Activists In Minneapolis
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 2/4/2026 9:27:45 AM
Daily Caller News Foundation reporter Jorge Ventura said Monday that left-wing activists assaulted him and a colleague when they documented an anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) checkpoint in Minneapolis. (snip) "They actually caused my right hand to bleed. They attacked the photo journalist I was with" (snip.) "This was called a filter blockade. It was essentially makeshift checkpoint in Minneapolis," Ventura said. I honestly couldn't believe it was still up after 24 hours. I didn't see any law enforcement when I arrived." Minnesota law allows only authorized persons to direct traffic. "[I]t really seems the whole city is working together."
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Caleb Phillips, a 21-year-old regular attendee at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, said that leftist agitators have continued to harass and heckle congregants going to church services the last two Sundays following their disruption of a service on Jan. 18. (snip) Rather than being intimidated, he says Cities Church congregants reconvened to finish their service that same evening. Further, services the past two Sundays have been "packed" with faithful, he said. (snip) [T]here has been a continuing presence of protesters heckling and harassing congregants outside the sanctuary. With the help of police, the agitators have not entered the sanctuary again.
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Daily Caller News Foundation reporter Jorge Ventura said Monday that left-wing activists assaulted him and a colleague when they documented an anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) checkpoint in Minneapolis. (snip) "They actually caused my right hand to bleed. They attacked the photo journalist I was with" (snip.) "This was called a filter blockade. It was essentially makeshift checkpoint in Minneapolis," Ventura said. I honestly couldn't believe it was still up after 24 hours. I didn't see any law enforcement when I arrived." Minnesota law allows only authorized persons to direct traffic. "[I]t really seems the whole city is working together."
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One year ago, young and beautiful Katie Abraham was in a car with her college friends, waiting at a red light in Urbana, Illinois. Julio Cucul Bol, a 29-yeqr old citizen of Guatemala -- and in the United States illegally having adopted fake Mexican identify -- was driving drunk behind her (snip) coming upon Katie's car at speeds approaching 80 miles per hour. Then the crash. Abraham, 20, was killed. By the luck of the demons, Bol lived and ran away (snip.) And what have we seen since? Chaos as the left, once again, uses force to impose its will on Americans. (snip) [W]hat does Katie Abraham get? The grave.
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An unsettling scene unfolded on Minneapolis streets over the weekend as anti-ICE activists turned public roadways into impromptu checkpoints and blockades -- while Minneapolis police at one point looked on and walked away. Social media videos show agitators blocking streets with furniture and stopping cars in Minneapolis -- even apparently cross-referencing plates against a database of ICE vehicles before letting drivers through. (snip) When Minneapolis police officers approached and urged [a] group to move [an] obstruction "for fire trucks and ambulances," the protesters didn't budge (snip) and officers eventually left (snip.)
A Minnesota Democratic Party official is urging people on social media to "act neutral" to get seated on a jury and vote to acquit a woman accused of biting off a federal agent's finger tip. Nick Kruse is former vice president of the Minnesota Young DFL and current at-large director of Stonewall DFL. In a Jan. 26 post on X, Kruse wrote that "no one should be going to prison for defending our city against ICE," and encouraged followers to spread information about "jury nullification."
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“The attacks on American citizens by masked hoodlums. If you were attacked by a masked person, you might think you were being kidnapped,” Nadler said.
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An unsettling scene unfolded on Minneapolis streets over the weekend as anti-ICE activists turned public roadways into impromptu checkpoints and blockades -- while Minneapolis police at one point looked on and walked away. Social media videos show agitators blocking streets with furniture and stopping cars in Minneapolis -- even apparently cross-referencing plates against a database of ICE vehicles before letting drivers through. (snip) When Minneapolis police officers approached and urged [a] group to move [an] obstruction "for fire trucks and ambulances," the protesters didn't budge (snip) and officers eventually left (snip.)
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Bicycle mob attack driver after collision,
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fracture his ribs and back, and destroy
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The Bay Area is experiencing mobs of bicycle riders stopping to attack and seriously injure drivers who provoke their wrath, while riding around in large groups that the cyclists call “ride outs.” ABC7News (KGO Television) reports:
A Santa Clara driver suffered fractures to his ribs and back after a mob of bicyclists brutally assaulted him following an accident involving one of them.
This is the latest in a string of violent incidents involving large groups of bicyclists, popularly known as “ride outs”, a rapidly growing trend where large, often informal groups of cyclists -- from dozens to thousands -- gather to ride through city streets.
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‘Defensive player of the year: ICE.’
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In Minneapolis both the police department and street-mobs act as enforcers for the Democratic Farmer-Labor (DFL) regime -- with the mobs doing the dirtiest work forbidden by the U.S. Constitution. As in the civil rights era South, breaking the haughty power of the insurrectionists will require federal prosecutions of complicit local law enforcement officers.