In a Sept. 27 Truth Social post, Trump announced that ICE facilities were under attack by “Antifa, and other domestic terrorists.”

Ngo was recording video of protests involving Rose City Antifa in Portland when he was attacked on two separate occasions in one day—first by alleged Antifa members, who threw "milkshakes" at him that police later said contained quick-drying concrete,

The Toronto Sun reported the counter-protesters also included participants identifying as Antifa as well as some who have regularly taken part in the pro-Palestinian movement since the Hamas attack on Israel two years ago.

The ICE facility has been the site of constant protests and clashes, and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said that criminals and groups affiliated with the Antifa extremist group, which Trump recently designated as a domestic terrorist organization

On Sept. 27, Trump announced on Truth Social that he would be sending troops to Portland, saying Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities were under attack by Antifa, a violent group recently labeled as domestic terrorists by the U.S. government

Domestic terrorists such as Antifa members have been threatening the families of law enforcement personnel. On Oct. 9, DHS shared an audio clip of a threat received by the wife of an ICE officer.

“So whether you're Antifa, whether you're a domestic terrorist, whether you are a violent gang member, a drug trafficker, a Tren de Aragua killer, or anyone else that's threatening our people, President Trump is saying he's going to ... wipe you out,

Carney concluded that the government selectively prosecuted Rundo and Robert Boman, 31, of Torrance while ignoring violence by members of Antifa and related far-left extremist groups.

The DHS had earlier revealed that criminals and groups linked to Antifa were involved in identifying ICE officers in Oregon. The administration’s immigration enforcement activities have been criticized by lawmakers from the Democratic Party. Rep.

President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Sept. 22 designating the far-left extremist group Antifa as a terrorist group.

'Mapping Out the Money' Tied to Antifa Trump's executive order from September designating Antifa a domestic terror organization was well received by the director.

“What was supposed to be a citizen gathering of workers tired of their daily struggles has been hijacked by antifas, far-left extremists ... who are there to smash things and sow chaos,” he said, according to an English translation.

Trump had said in a Sept. 27 post on Truth Social that he was sending troops “to protect War ravaged Portland, and any of our ICE Facilities under siege from attack by Antifa, and other domestic terrorists.”

Another update involved a question about whether there were discussions about referencing Antifa, a far-left movement, when discussing Jan. 6.

, there’s Antifa, there’s Antifa,’” Mr.

The tactics adopted by the protestors—like coordinating to counteract riot police tactics—echo those deployed by Antifa members in the United States.

In one instance, an ICE officer's personal information was shared online by antifa-affiliated organizations, resulting in threats, harassment, and defacement of the officer’s lawn.

Enhanced CBP, ICE, FBI, DOJ and DEA resources are arresting rioters and Antifa domestic terrorists.”

Other violent episodes cited in the letter included the 2017 shooting of Republican lawmakers at a congressional baseball practice, the 2024 assassination attempts on President Donald Trump, the Family Research Council shooting, Antifa riots, and crimes

Trump had said in a Sept. 27 post on Truth Social that he was sending troops “to protect War ravaged Portland, and any of our ICE Facilities under siege from attack by Antifa, and other domestic terrorists.”

Trump had said in a Sept. 27 post on Truth Social that he was sending troops “to protect War ravaged Portland, and any of our ICE Facilities under siege from attack by Antifa, and other domestic terrorists.” U.S.

What do you know about Antifa, the far-left activist group that was recently designated a domestic terror organization? The Epoch Times’ Janice Hisle will fill you in with her latest report. —Stacy Robinson

On Sept. 22, Trump designated Antifa, a far-left extremist group known for committing politically motivated violence, as a domestic terrorist organization via an executive order. He called the group a “militarist, anarchist enterprise.”

The Department of Homeland Security has said that groups linked to Antifa—recently designated by Trump as a domestic terrorist organization—have sought to dox federal officers stationed at the facility.

On Saturday night, the ICE offices in Portland were the scene of an even bigger demonstration, whose participants included Antifa as well as a small crowd of pro-ICE supporters, one of whom held a sign, “God Bless ICE.”

Poland’s parliament, the Sejm, held a moment of silence, with members of parliament planning an exhibit on Kirk’s life and the opposition demanding that Antifa be classified as a terrorist organization.

The Department of Homeland Security said groups linked to Antifa—recently designated by President Donald Trump as a domestic terrorist organization—have sought to dox federal officers stationed at the facility.

In Portland, Ore., ICE officers have also been threatened by local antifa-affiliated organizations who allegedly posted pictures and personal addresses if the agents and threatened them and their families, DHS reported.

—Lawrence Wilson and Jacob Burg BOOKMARKS Donald Trump is moving forward with plans to designate far-left activist group Antifa as a foreign terrorist organization.