The president of the United States, created a new operating group “against domestic terrorism” and “organized violence”, with the aim of chasing what he described as “radical left” criminal groups.
Trump signed a presidential memorandum in the Oval office that allows to create a working group that integrates different federal agencies to deal with these groups, among which it includes A, which he declared as a domestic terrorist group this week, despite not being a formal and structured organization, according to experts.
The signed text ensures that the current “political violence does not consist of a series of isolated incidents or arises spontaneously. Rather, it is the result of, radicalization, threats and violence, whose objective is to silence dissident voices, limit political activity, influence political decisions and hinder the functioning of a democratic society.”
During the firm, the Republican was backed by the Attorney General, Pam Bondi, who praised the president for “removing the wives” of the forces of the order and added that the objective is to persecute “any organized group”, without clearly defining it.
The president signed the memorandum shortly after he reported that the Department of Justice ordered several United States prosecutors to open investigations on Open Society Foundations, a network of progressive subsidies founded by the Democratic megadonant.
Trump has attributed the wave of political violence that shakes the country and includes the murder of the ultraconservative activisite or a recent shooting against an installation of the immigration and customs control service (ICE) to the “radical left”.
The memorandum instructs the joint terrorism groups (JTTF) and federal agencies such as the Department of Justice or the Treasury Department to dismantle financing networks that support these groups.
