MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) – FBI agents searched eight homes in Chicago and Minnesota on Friday as part of an investigation the law enforcement agency said related to "the material support of terrorism."
Targets of the searches accused the government of harassing anti-war protesters.
The investigation "concerns material support of terrorism but there is no imminent threat to the (U.S.) community," FBI spokesman Steve Warfield said.
No arrests were made related to the raids, FBI spokesmen in Minneapolis and Chicago said.
"We are interviewing people in other places in the country," Warfield added, without specifying where...
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