Hundreds protest FBI raids on anti-war activists News from The Associated Press

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Hundreds protest FBI raids on anti-war activists By STEVE KARNOWSKI Associated Press Writer

Buy AP Photo Reprints Documents 9/11 plotter Ramzi Binalshibh and the CIA's 'Black Sites' A look at home-grown extremist attacks on the U.S. government FBI's top post-9/11 domestic terror cases MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Protesters gathered outside FBI offices in Minneapolis and Chicago, bearing signs and shouting chants condemning the agency's searches of anti-war activists in both cities. About 150 people protested in Minneapolis on Monday, holding signs reading: "Stop FBI harassment. Opposing war is not a crime." Roughly 120 people marched in Chicago. Search warrants had indicated investigators were looking for connections between the anti-war activists and radical groups in Colombia and the Middle East.