Find out ... What is the Antifa that Trump wants to declare a terrorist organization

Washington, Ta. 1 June 2020, Monday

Protests in the United States have escalated after the death in the police custody of George Floyd, a black citizen. The violence is currently raging in 30 US cities and reached the White House on Sunday. The whole issue became so serious that President Donald Trump, on the advice of Secret Service agents, had to move into a security bunker built in the White House. At the same time, a night curfew was imposed in Washington. The mayor has also approved the deployment of National Guards to help police in the capital.

Trump blamed Antifa

US President Trump has accused the movement of being hijacked and has decided to declare such people terrorists. Trump said on Twitter that the United States would declare Antifa a terrorist organization. Trump has blamed leftist groups commonly known as the Antifa for the violence.

Learn about Antifa

In America, anti-fascists are called Antifa (anti-fascists). In America the Antifa movement is used for extremist, leftist and anti-fascist movement. These people are against neo-Nazi, neo-fascism, white supremacy and apartheid and stand in opposition to the government. The organization opposes fascism through peaceful demonstrations and rallies.

Antifa members claim that it was founded in the 1920s and 1930s to confront European fascists. According to observers, the Antifa movement began in the 1980s with a group called Anti-Racist Action. The group did not have a major movement until 2000, but has been staging protests since President Donald Trump took office.

Antifa members openly oppose neo-Nazis, neo-fascism, white supremacism and racism. Its members also openly oppose leaders and ideologies from the South. His favorite tactic is to shout, run away and form a human chain to stop activists or leaders from the South.

Violent demonstrations, revelry, and violence are rampant in more than 25 U.S. cities. Demonstrations have broken out in many places and people have looted goods from shops by setting fire to police vehicles and buildings. The historic courthouse at Nashville was set on fire and two people were killed. The cities involved in the demonstration include New York, Los Angeles, California and Washington, and the states of Minnesota and Georgia have declared a state of emergency.