Members of the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force gather outside a home in Dearborn, Michigan, on October 31. Jeff Kowalsky/AFP/Getty Images

They live in New Jersey, Michigan and Washington state — six young men arrested in recent weeks and charged in an alleged ISIS-inspired terror plot.

The suspects, among others, are accused of using encrypted messaging and social media apps “to share extremist and ISIS-related materials that encourage attacks” in the US, including on the LGBTQ+ community in Michigan, according to a criminal complaint.

The Michigan plot, which may have been planned for Halloween, was intended to be possibly on the scale of the 2015 Paris terror attacks before it ultimately was foiled, authorities say.

The arrests illustrate “how people are self-radicalizing, operat

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