"The Take The US is charging two men allegedly associated with antifa with terrorism. The case follows President Donald Trump's executive order to designate antifa a domestic terrorist organization, despite most experts agreeing that antifa is an ideology rather than an organised group. What does the latest move from the Trump administration mean for dissent and free speech in the US?"
"The Take The US is charging two men allegedly associated with antifa with terrorism. The case follows President Donald Trump's executive order to designate antifa a domestic terrorist organization, despite most experts agreeing that antifa is an ideology rather than an organised group. What does the latest move from the Trump administration mean for dissent and free speech in the US? Video Duration 20 minutes 00 seconds 20:00 Video Duration 21 minutes 53 seconds 21:53 Video Duration 19 minutes 42 seconds 19:42 Video Duration 20 minutes 24 seconds 20:24 Video Duration 24 minutes 38 seconds 24:38 Video Duration 22 minutes 26 seconds 22:26 Video Duration 25 minutes 16 seconds 25:16"
The US has charged two men alleged to be associated with antifa with terrorism. The action follows an executive order by President Donald Trump designating antifa as a domestic terrorist organization. Most experts characterize antifa as a loosely affiliated ideology rather than a centralized organization. Treating an ideology as an organization for terrorism charges raises legal and constitutional questions, including vagueness, selective enforcement, and chilling effects on protest and dissent. The move could expand prosecutorial power, encourage surveillance of political activists, and prompt First Amendment challenges that may shape future protest policing and civil liberties.
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