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White House Eyes Antifa as Foreign Terror Threat
Liberty Check
- White House officials say President Trump may label Antifa a foreign terrorist group, expanding enforcement powers.
- Officials and analysts argue the designation would unlock federal tools to cut off funding and disrupt international links.
- Reporting cites coordinated funding and episodes of violence in cities such as Portland and Seattle.
Top White House counterterrorism officials confirmed President Trump may soon designate Antifa a foreign terrorist group, a move unlocking new enforcement powers. This shift would significantly expand federal resources to cut off funding and disrupt the network undermining American principles.
Dr. Sebastian Gorka stated the foreign terror designation would open
“a whole panoply of tools”
for federal agencies and reaffirmed Antifa’s international origins and destabilizing agenda.
Democratic leaders downplayed Antifa’s influence, with former President Biden labeling it
“an idea”
and Rep. Nadler calling it
“a myth”
despite evidence of the group’s involvement in violent protests and attacks on law enforcement.
Portland and Seattle saw a surge of Antifa-fueled violence from 2017 to 2020, including attacks on federal buildings and police.
The
“Cop City”
protests and election rallies in later years kept the FBI vigilant.
Stay informed and demand accountability; constitutional rights require perpetual defense against threats to our republic.
Our freedoms depend on staying vigilant.
