January 1, White House Targets Antifa After Portland Chaos

Wyatt’s Take

• President Trump brought together journalists harmed by Antifa at the White House.
• Officials promised to crack down on violent protest groups nationwide.
• Democrat leaders are accused of ignoring rising unrest.

President Trump sat down with conservative journalists who were targeted by Antifa, a far-left group now named a domestic terrorist organization.

The group is known for starting violence at protests, especially in places like Portland, Oregon, where chaos led to federal involvement.

“The epidemic of left-wing violence and Antifa-inspired terror has been escalating for nearly a decade,” Trump said on Wednesday.

Attorney General Pam Bondi blamed Democrats for ignoring the threat, declaring, “We will destroy the entire organization from top to bottom.” She compared the plan to the way drug cartels are taken down.

FBI Director Kash Patel stated, “They are harming everyday citizens in every single one of our communities.” He continued, “We will arrest every single one of them… the American people deserve law and order.”

Brandi Kruse, a Seattle reporter, stressed the importance of naming Antifa as a real problem. “Once you take the mask off, they’re nothing,” she said, calling for a push to end Antifa activities, especially between Portland and Seattle.

Andy Ngo recalled being attacked, warning that Antifa was “decentralized, autonomous, and they operate on deception.” He suggested federal conspiracy charges could be used.

Julio Rosas argued, “the American people deserve to know what’s happening in these situations.” Katie Daviscourt, who was recently assaulted, called it “a long time coming” to recognize Antifa as a terrorist group. She explained the group thinks “violence is justified by any means necessary.”

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced undercover operations against “leftist terror cells” and warned, “justice is coming.” He described Antifa and similar groups as a threat to American values.

America’s rural communities are tired of lawlessness being excused in big cities. Everyday folks just want peace, safe streets, and accountability from leaders who enforce the law equally.

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Wyatt Matters

When politicians and officials finally stand up to violent radicals, it’s a sign that regular Americans might see their voices heard for a change. It’s about protecting our towns, families, and the hard-won freedoms our way of life depends on.