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The does not track “” as a single membership roster because Antifa is treated as a decentralized ideology or movement rather than a formal organization; instead the Bureau pursues individual criminall...
directs federal agencies to escalate from protest-related encounters to full inquiries into organizers, networks and funders when investigators identify potential federal crimes tied to “political vio...
Civil liberties groups have responded to NSPM-7 and accompanying executive steps against antifa with coordinated public denunciations, FOIA litigation seeking internal legal justifications, and warnin...
Available reporting so far shows NSPM‑7 was issued Sept. 25, 2025 and directs Treasury, DOJ, FBI and Joint Terrorism Task Forces to identify and disrupt financial and organizational networks linked to...
There is no clear, documented order in the provided reporting that or have been formally re‑tasked from gang and transnational criminal investigations to a mission of ; contemporaneous materials and p...
No publicly reported, recent Department of Justice prosecutions in the provided reporting have alleged or proven that outside funders financed domestic political violence; instead, the reporting docum...
ICE officers and special agents typically begin in one of two career tracks—Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) for deportation and custody work, or Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) for cri...
The Justice Department has not issued the Bondi memorandum as a formal public release on its website or through an official press release, but the document has been widely circulated to the press and ...
The FBI and Justice Department have recently been directed to expand domestic-terrorism investigations, including compiling lists of groups and disseminating intelligence on movements like antifa; Att...
The Justice Department ordered the FBI to compile a list of “groups or entities engaged in acts that may constitute domestic terrorism,” with particular focus on antifa-aligned groups, and instructed ...
Federal authorities now point to a mix of criminal statutes, terrorism authorities and tax and regulatory tools to pursue people and groups tied to “Antifa” — including an executive order designating ...
A state official pressing federal agencies to label citizens or groups as “extremists” raises immediate constitutional, civil‑liberties and administrative law problems: critics warn such directives ri...
Federal agencies have recently increased public statements and actions addressing “Antifa,” including a White House executive order designating Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization and Attorney...
Civil liberties groups, members of Congress, and legal observers warn NSPM‑7’s broad language risks treating protected political beliefs and nonprofit activity as indicators of “domestic terrorism,” r...
Federal directives since September 2025 instruct agencies to investigate, disrupt and dismantle funding that allegedly supports Antifa, including guidance to financial institutions to file Suspicious ...
Federal and local investigators use similar criminal-justice tools against both far-right and far-left domestic terrorism — but operational priorities, labeling, resource allocation, and political dir...
Before September 11, 2001, FBI field offices had a mixture of concrete and partial leads about some future hijackers—most notably prior identification of Khalid al‑Mihdhar and Nawaf al‑Hazmi on U.S. w...