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🚨 Leftist Organizers Turn to Ham Radios After FBI Infiltration 🚨The digital front of the anti-ICE movement is collapsing. Following reports that "rapid response" Signal group chats in Seattle and Minnesota have been successfully infiltrated, progressives are now urging their followers to abandon encrypted apps in favor of 1920s technology. What was once a high-tech coordination effort has devolved into a desperate scramble for ham radios and "phone trees."Organizers are sounding the alarm that their private communication channels—once used to track federal agents and share license plate data—have been compromised by outside "infiltration."FBI Director Kash Patel officially opened a criminal investigation into these Signal chats, citing potential violations of federal statutes regarding the obstruction of law enforcement.The infiltrated chats reportedly revealed activists were working together to "dox" federal officers by sharing their descriptions, license plates, and locations in real-time.In a viral video, one anti-ICE activist urged her followers to "get old school" and start using ham radios from companies that "won't break the bank" to avoid federal surveillance.She says "Hey guys, if you didn't hear, Signal group chats, rapid response group chats in Seattle got infiltrated. So did the ones in Minnesota. We should probably start using ham radios. I'm gonna link a ham radio from a solid company that won't break the bank. Here you go. Let's set up some phone trees and figure out some codes. Get old school."---The new strategy involves setting up analog phone trees and secret codes, a clear sign that radical organizers no longer trust modern encryption to hide their activities.