By Michael Deutsch December 11, 2010 In late September, the FBI carried out a series of raids of homes and antiwar offices of public activists in Minneapolis and Chicago. Following the raids, the
Seattle activists visited the local FBI office to serve a “People’s Subpoena” and protest the ongoing harassment of anti-war activists around the country. One of the organizers, Helen Jaccard, described the action:
FBI targeting of government critics: The long shadow of December 4, 1969 extends to the present day It has been more than four decades now, but no one who was politically active then
The following solidarity statement was passed by the Steering Committee of the Caucus of Rank and File Educators (CORE) on December 3rd. CORE Steering Committee Resolution- December 3rd, 2010 FBI Raids on Trade
Friday, December 03, 2010 Contact: Maureen Murphy 630-290-0678 Joe Iosbaker 773-301-0109 FBI Delivers Subpoenas to More Anti-War, Solidarity Activists The FBI has informed a lawyer from the National Lawyers Guild (NLG) that at
11/30/10 To All Whom It Concerns: Whereas, on September 24, 2010, the FBI raided the homes and offices of anti-war, international solidarity and trade union activists in Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan