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Can the suspected user chat being used by the protesters in Minneapolis be accessed to track and find members? Like they did with J6ers?
Yes, the Signal group chats reportedly used by anti-ICE protesters in Minneapolis amid the protests following the January 2026 killing of Alex Pretti have been accessed, primarily through infiltration by an independent journalist who leaked details, sparking an FBI investigation.
This exposure revealed coordinated efforts to track ICE agents' vehicles and movements, similar to how digital communications and social media were scrutinized in January 6 investigations.
Law enforcement can pursue such chats via leaks, infiltrations, or legal tools like subpoenas for metadata (though Signal's end-to-end encryption limits message access without device seizures), potentially allowing identification and tracking of participants if evidence supports federal violations like doxxing or obstructing officers.
However, protected speech isn't criminalized, and full access depends on the specifics of the case and cooperation from the platform.
Quiz
If you're driving down the road while carrying your firearm and get pulled over by the police, what do you do?
Following up on my post from yesterday - you’re seeing it clearly today with regard to the AFO case in Minnesota.
The lib media knows they can always rely on sell-out black-pillers to provide the ammo for their narrative gun. They used the same tactic for the past year on our FBI reforms. The image below is from a recent Epoch Times piece and it addresses, using objective facts and data, the record year we had at the FBI under this President’s leadership. This is in addition to the numerous indictments secured in public corruption cases.
Now they’re doing again as they attack numerous DHS officials and White House advisors after the Minnesota AFO. This incident will be investigated, and when all the facts are gathered we can all process them and form an opinion about the incident. But using this incident to attack the administration’s absolutely unprecedented successes on securing the border, and on crushing violent crime, is only going to work if they can use the black-pillers to ...
