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The U.S. government considered a foreign terrorist designation for Antifa, which could potentially criminalize certain assistance and broaden surveillance authorities
For decades U.S. maritime counternarcotics posture rested on law‑enforcement statutes that empower the Coast Guard to stop, board, seize and arrest suspected drug traffickers at sea—using non‑lethal m...
There is no single, hierarchical organization universally known as “”; instead, the label describes a decentralized movement and a range of local groups and individuals who identify as anti-fascist (s...
The United States has historically distinguished between formal terrorist designations for foreign organizations and investigative classifications for domestic violent extremists: federal law and prac...