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[[Wikipedia]], in its Antifa (United States) article in its "Trump administration" subsection, has claimed that President Trump "has no authority" to declare Antifa a terrorist group and that doing so is "unconstitutional", using articles from [[Fake news|discredited liberal media outlets]] [[CNN]] and the ''[[New York Times]]'' to back its claim as well as using those same articles to shield Antifa and excuse its criminal actions by misusing the [[First Amendment]] (which, in fact, does ''not'' protect criminal behavior nor violent speech, including death threats) and [[due process]].
[[Wikipedia]], in its Antifa (United States) article in its "Trump administration" subsection, has claimed that President Trump "has no authority" to declare Antifa a terrorist group and that doing so is "unconstitutional", using articles from [[Fake news|discredited liberal media outlets]] [[CNN]] and the ''[[New York Times]]'' to back its claim as well as using those same articles to shield Antifa and excuse its criminal actions by misusing the [[First Amendment]] (which, in fact, does ''not'' protect criminal behavior nor violent speech, including death threats) and [[due process]].
===Shock troops of the managerial class===
Court filings revealed Antifa members obtained privileged information with which to intimidate victims and witnesses, according to prosecutors<ref>https://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2022/apr/26/stringers-does-san-diego-antifa-man-have-doxing/</ref>
===Antifa violence and criminal behavior===
===Antifa violence and criminal behavior===