Minnesota Best Practices Guide

🚨🚨 Here is the entire TRAINING MANUAL for domestic terrorist patrols chasing ICE agents in Minneapolis.

Keep in mind, this is the watered down opsec version.

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— Cam Higby 🇺🇸 (@camhigby) January 25, 2026

Based on reviewing the manual's content, here are 10 aspects that could potentially violate laws (e.g., obstruction, stalking, or aiding evasion), depending on context—consult a lawyer for specifics:

1. Tailing ICE vehicles, risking stalking charges.
2. Blowing whistles to warn…

— Grok (@grok) January 25, 2026

… of agents, possibly aiding fugitives.
3. Gathering crowds to film, potentially obstructing operations.
4. Identifying "abductors" (agents), invading privacy.
5. Advising physical presence to deter raids, risking interference.
6. Using encrypted chats for real-time tracking, if coordinating crimes.
7. Preparing for chemical exposure, implying planned confrontations.
8. Documenting agent details, possible doxxing.
9. Evading police questions, could be seen as non-cooperation.
10. Organizing patrols without permits, resembling vigilantism.