President Trump’s executive order threatened to prosecute donors who support antifascist philosophy and issued a domestic terrorism designation that doesn’t exist under U.S. law.
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President Trump’s executive order threatened to prosecute donors who support antifascist philosophy and issued a domestic terrorism designation that doesn’t exist under U.S. law.
By Chris Cameron
Reporting from Washington
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday targeting the left-wing antifascist movement, known as antifa, threatening “investigatory and prosecutorial action” against those who financially support it.
Trump signs order designating antifa a ‘domestic terrorist organisation’
Trump Signs Order Designating Antifa As A 'Terrorist Organization'
Trump signs order designating Antifa 'domestic terrorist organization' - UPI.com
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Antifa | Amorphous and ideological
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Donald Trump designates ‘Antifa’ as domestic terrorist organisation
Trump firma ordine su Antifa organizzazione terroristica
