Feds Charge 'Terrorgram' Leaders with Soliciting Hate Crimes and Murder

Dallas Humber and Matthew Allison face multiple counts for promoting white supremacist violence through Telegram.

The accused allegedly encouraged attacks on minorities and government officials via the 'Terrorgram Collective.'
The Department of Justice linked the group to violent incidents in Slovakia, Turkey, and New Jersey.
Humber and Allison circulated hit lists and bomb-making instructions to followers.
Prosecutors say the group's ideology seeks to incite a race war and establish a white ethnostate.
The arrests follow Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's recent legal troubles in France concerning the platform's misuse.