Fifteen suspected members of an antifa network in Minneapolis were indicted on federal conspiracy charges for allegedly coordinating a monthslong campaign to obstruct Immigration and Customs Enforcement by force through “highly organized” surveillance and street combat tactics.

The antifa cell is accused of collaborating since January to prevent federal officers from enforcing U.S. immigration law, working together with a cohort of allied organizations to impede ICE on the streets of Minneapolis.

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