How much more violence must America endure (and Europe) before the government finally slaps the “terrorist” label on Antifa? For years, these black-clad militants have torched cities, assaulted law enforcement, and waged outright war on American institutions—yet the media still dismisses them as “peaceful protesters” or “angsty activists.” The recent attack on an ICE facility in Alvarado, Texas, proves this is no mere protest movement—it’s domestic terrorism.

Armed with rifles, body armor, and escape vehicles, an Antifa-linked cell ambushed federal officers in a premeditated assassination attempt, leaving a police officer shot in the neck. Evidence tied them to extremist propaganda, including “Resist Fascism” flags and calls for “class war.” This wasn’t random chaos—it was a coordinated terror attack.

Meanwhile, Portland has devolved into anarchic no-go zones where Antifa operates with impunity, terrorizing businesses and citizens while authorities stand down. The left’s refusal to condemn this violence—even denying Antifa’s existence—fuels the chaos. If this were a right-wing group, the outcry would be deafening.

President Trump must use every legal tool to dismantle Antifa as the domestic insurgency it is. No more excuses. No more lies. It’s time to call terrorism by its name.

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