Feds Make Arrests As Oregon Becomes First Test Case Of Trump’s New Domestic Terror EO
The first Antifa arrests after the EO came in Oregon, because... of course they did
Oregon rioters attacking federal buildings is so predictable it’s almost becoming cliché. It’s hardly surprising they would be the first to step up and find out if the new domestic terror designation will stick.
Katie Daviscourt of Post Millennial was on the scene as rioters once again targeted ICE facilities in a federal building. She did what any good investigative reporter in days gone by might do… found advance notice that an event was happening (here)
… and then showed up in person to report on it.
The Fight Club quote at the bottom says something about their intentions.
At one point, the agitators didn’t care for Katie’s presence there and chased her into the safety of a nearby bar that had nothing but contempt for the rioters who flocked to Eugene from, (where else?) Portland. But she persisted.
It paid off. She appears to have gotten footage of a historical moment — the very first Domestic Terror arrest of Antifa agitators.
She described the situation this way:
Breaking: Antifa has surrounded the federal building in Eugene, Oregon, to protest ICE.
The domestic terrorist group is posted up at the entrances/exits, pounding on doors and windows.
Sources inside say employees are having to find alternative exits.
Daylight waned, and the scene changed in later footage in what she described as an attempt to ‘seige the building’.
History in the making? Possibly.
How it will play out in the big picture remains to be seen. But if the Domestic Terror designation holds up, this could completely change the game of how the hard left uses shock troops to attack and intimidate to push their will on those who dare not fight back.
Better still, their funding sources are scrutinized in a whole new way. And wouldn’t THAT story make for some interesting headlines? One can only speculate where that road might lead.