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The material that the FBI copied and returned comes from the homes of Twin Cities activists [[Jess Sundin]], [[Steff Yorek]], [[Mick Kelly]], [[Meredith Aby]], [[Anh Pham]] and [[Tracy Molm]] and the office of the [[Anti-War Committee]]. All of them are among the 23 anti-war and international solidarity activists summoned to appear in front of a Chicago grand jury headed by U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald, investigating ‘material support for terrorism.’<ref>[http://www.fightbacknews.org/2011/11/2/fbi-copies-50000-plus-pages-materials-seized-raids-minneapolis-peace-and-international-sol FBNews, FBI copies 50,000-plus pages of materials seized in raids on Minneapolis peace and international solidarity activists – now they give back the originals | The material that the FBI copied and returned comes from the homes of Twin Cities activists [[Jess Sundin]], [[Steff Yorek]], [[Mick Kelly]], [[Meredith Aby]], [[Anh Pham]] and [[Tracy Molm]] and the office of the [[Anti-War Committee]]. All of them are among the 23 anti-war and international solidarity activists summoned to appear in front of a Chicago grand jury headed by U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald, investigating ‘material support for terrorism.’<ref>[http://www.fightbacknews.org/2011/11/2/fbi-copies-50000-plus-pages-materials-seized-raids-minneapolis-peace-and-international-sol FBNews, FBI copies 50,000-plus pages of materials seized in raids on Minneapolis peace and international solidarity activists – now they give back the originals | ||
Serious FBI violation of civil rightsBy staff | November 2, 2011]</ref> | Serious FBI violation of civil rightsBy staff | November 2, 2011]</ref> | ||
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| + | A showdown is in the making between the government and three Twin Cities anti-war activists targeted by the FBI. [[Tracy Molm]], [[Anh Pham]] and [[Sarah Martin]] have received word from the U.S. Attorney’s Office that that they will be called to appear in front of a Chicago Grand Jury. | ||
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| + | The three were among those targeted when the FBI raided their homes on Sept. 24 and handed out subpoenas to 14 activists in Illinois, Minnesota and Michigan to testify before a federal grand jury. All of them submitted legal documents invoking their Fifth Amendment rights and did not appear before the Grand Jury. Now, Molm, Pham and Martin are being told that they will nevertheless have to appear in front of the Grand Jury.<ref>http://theuptake.org/2010/11/17/fbi-raid-targets-ordered-to-appear-in-front-of-grand-jury/The Uptake, FBI Raid Targets Ordered To Appear In Front Of Grand Jury | ||
| + | By: MICHAEL MCINTEE | November 17, 2010]</ref> | ||
==WAMM== | ==WAMM== | ||
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Template:TOCnestleft Tracy Molm is a 29-year-old socialist activist based in Minnesota.
FRSO
In 2008 Kati Ketz, Tracy Molm and Kosta Harlan were members of the Student Commission of Freedom Road Socialist Organization/FightBack![1].
Molm has written for the FRSO's newspaper, FightBack![2]
September 24, 2010 FBI Raids
On September 24 the F.B.I. raided the homes of twelve leftist activists across the U.S.A. looking for links to foreign terrorist organizations. Molm was one of those whose home was raided and who is being investigated by the FBI.[3]
FBI raids
The material that the FBI copied and returned comes from the homes of Twin Cities activists Jess Sundin, Steff Yorek, Mick Kelly, Meredith Aby, Anh Pham and Tracy Molm and the office of the Anti-War Committee. All of them are among the 23 anti-war and international solidarity activists summoned to appear in front of a Chicago grand jury headed by U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald, investigating ‘material support for terrorism.’[4]
Grand Jury
A showdown is in the making between the government and three Twin Cities anti-war activists targeted by the FBI. Tracy Molm, Anh Pham and Sarah Martin have received word from the U.S. Attorney’s Office that that they will be called to appear in front of a Chicago Grand Jury.
The three were among those targeted when the FBI raided their homes on Sept. 24 and handed out subpoenas to 14 activists in Illinois, Minnesota and Michigan to testify before a federal grand jury. All of them submitted legal documents invoking their Fifth Amendment rights and did not appear before the Grand Jury. Now, Molm, Pham and Martin are being told that they will nevertheless have to appear in front of the Grand Jury.[5]
WAMM
In 2011, Sarah Martin, was co-chair of Women Against Military Madness. Tracy Molm and Anh Pham have worked with WAMM in the Iraq Peace Action Coalition and other coalitions to organize non-violent anti-war educational events and protests, including at the Republican National Convention, speaking out against the atrocities of war and injustice.[6]
References
- ↑ http://leftspot.com/blog/?q=taxonomy/term/15/9
- ↑ Fight Back News: Standing up against budget cuts at the University of Minnesota, June 15, 2010, by Tracy Molm (accessed on Nov. 23, 2010)
- ↑ Committee to Stop FBI Repression: Who are the targets of the FBI and Grand Jury Witch Hunt? (accessed on Nov. 23, 2010)
- ↑ [http://www.fightbacknews.org/2011/11/2/fbi-copies-50000-plus-pages-materials-seized-raids-minneapolis-peace-and-international-sol FBNews, FBI copies 50,000-plus pages of materials seized in raids on Minneapolis peace and international solidarity activists – now they give back the originals Serious FBI violation of civil rightsBy staff | November 2, 2011]
- ↑ http://theuptake.org/2010/11/17/fbi-raid-targets-ordered-to-appear-in-front-of-grand-jury/The Uptake, FBI Raid Targets Ordered To Appear In Front Of Grand Jury By: MICHAEL MCINTEE | November 17, 2010]
- ↑ WAMM, worldwideWAMM November/December 2010 End the Grand Jury Witchhunt! Defend Our Re-Subponeaed Friends!