In a bold move, President Trump has signed a series of memorandums aimed at combating what he labels organized political violence associated with left-wing groups, particularly targeting the decentralized antifa movement. This designation classifies antifa as a domestic terrorist organization, raising concerns over the implications for free speech and nonprofits. The administration plans to investigate and disrupt funding sources for political violence, specifically pointing fingers at figures like George Soros. Critics argue this move is part of a broader campaign to silence dissent and only focuses on left-wing threats, while potentially ignoring right-wing violence. As the situation unfolds, legal experts and civil rights advocates are questioning the ramifications of such an expansive definition of terrorism.