In a move that’s already igniting fierce debate across the political spectrum, President Donald Trump has officially designated Antifa as a “major terrorist organization.” The announcement, made on Truth Social, follows the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and a wave of investigations linking the suspect to Antifa-style extremism. But with Antifa’s decentralized structure and lack of formal leadership, critics argue the designation is more symbolic than enforceable. Is this a crackdown on political violence—or a dangerous precedent for targeting domestic dissent?

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