First Antifa Member Criminally Charged As Domestic T*rrorist After Riot At ICE Facility In Oregon

The first Antifa t*rrorists have been arrested and are being criminally charged as domestic t*rrorists after taking part in a riot where Antifa members surrounded an ICE building in Oregon and got physical.

This, following President Donald Trump's executive order designating the group as a domestic t*rrorist organization.

Several masked Antifa t*rrorists surrounded the ICE facility, trapping employees inside. They were dressed in all black, with their faces covered. They were pounding on doors and windows while chanting anti-ICE slogans.
Federal employees, fearing for their safety, were forced to find escape routes.

The confrontation erupted at around 2 p.m. local time when the coalition of Antifa members from Portland and Eugene arrived at the downtown federal building.

Federal agents stepped in, deployed pepper spray on the mob and arrested multiple t*rrorists as the standoff stretched into the early morning hours.

According to sources at the DHS, they’re facing charges related to property damage, and attempted assault.

Sources inside the facility reported the ordeal as a "nightmare" that reminded them of the riots of 2020.

One anonymous ICE staffer said, "These aren't protesters; they're predators trying to bully us out of enforcing the law."

Several ringleaders were arrested – however the arrests mark a turning point as they will now be treated and charged as domestic t*rrorists.

Trump’s order directs every federal agency—from the FBI to DHS—to hunt down their funding streams, dismantle recruitment pipelines, and prosecute enablers with the full force of the law.