DOJ Unseals First Antifa Terrorism Case in Texas | JQJO

The Justice Department unsealed its first federal terrorism case of the Trump administration’s Antifa crackdown, charging Zachary Evetts and Cameron Arnold (also known as Autumn Hill) over a July 4 attack at a federal immigration detention facility near Fort Worth. Prosecutors say an Antifa Cell used fireworks and spray paint to draw officers before two shooters fired from a line of trees, wounding a local officer in the neck. Detectives traced both rifles to ex-Marine Benjamin Hanil Song, also charged. Fourteen people face related counts; planning unfolded in group chats, court filings say.