FBI Finds 'Terrorism' in Texas, Not the White House
FBI Director Kash Patel, appointed by Trump, swiftly moved to label the Texas ICE shooting as 'terrorism,' fitting neatly into the former President's controversial order targeting 'Antifa.' This isn't groundbreaking legal analysis, but rather a demonstration of raw executive power weaponizing language. It conveniently allows the state to define its enemies based on political expediency, blurring
lines between dissent and domestic threat. While the state rushes to assign 'terrorism' charges for attacks on its enforcement arms, the daily terror inflicted on marginalized communities by agencies like ICE itself often goes unchallenged, or worse, is sanctioned. It appears 'terrorism' is only defined by who is being attacked, not by the nature of the violence or its systemic origins. How many
'domestic terrorists' lurk in unmarked vans, one might wonder?