Trump Moves to Sign Executive Order Targeting ‘Domestic Terrorism Networks’ After Dallas ICE Attack

President Donald Trump announced he is preparing to sign an executive order to break up what he calls domestic terrorism networks, following recent attacks against law enforcement.

Trump revealed the plan on Truth Social after a deadly incident at an ICE field office in Dallas, which he blamed on radical left-wing groups like Antifa.

The executive order will direct federal agencies to take action against groups accused of promoting violence towards officials and government sites.

He also pledged to support law enforcement and tough immigration enforcement, echoing his administration’s decision to label Antifa as a terrorist group a move some legal experts say has little legal force, since U.S. law doesn’t formally recognize domestic terrorist groups.

The order will likely lead to more federal surveillance, investigations, and coordination against what the administration sees as dangerous left-wing activists.

Critics worry these powers could be used to stifle dissent, but officials insist the crackdown is needed to protect public safety and law enforcement.