Le président Donald Trump a signé jeudi un mémorandum présidentiel, ordonnant aux agences fédérales de développer une stratégie globale pour enquêter, perturber et démanteler la violence politique organisée et le terrorisme intérieur.

Lors de la cérémonie de signature au Bureau ovale, le président Trump a souligné la nécessité de cibler les bailleurs de fonds de ces groupes, déclarant : « Nous ciblons les financeurs de beaucoup de ces groupes. »

Le mémorandum décrit une réponse coordonnée impliquant les forces d'intervention conjointes antiterroristes du FBI, le ministère de la Justice et le ministère du Trésor. Il met en avant une série d'incidents, notamment l'assassinat du commentateur politique Charlie Kirk le 10 septembre, l'assassinat en 2024 d'un cadre supérieur du secteur de la santé, ainsi que la tentative d'assassinat en 2022 du juge de la Cour suprême Brett Kavanaugh, comme preuves de l'escalade de la violence politique.

Le chef adjoint du cabinet de la Maison-Blanche, Stephen Miller, a qualifié l'initiative d'« historique et significative », marquant la première mobilisation gouvernementale globale pour démanteler le terrorisme d'extrême gauche et des organisations telles qu'Antifa. Il a déclaré : « C’est du terrorisme sur notre sol. Nous allons utiliser toute la force du gouvernement fédéral pour déraciner ces organisations, racine et branche. »

Le mémorandum affirme que la violence politique récente n’est pas une série d’incidents isolés, mais le résultat de campagnes organisées visant à faire taire les discours opposés et à perturber la société démocratique. Il appelle à une nouvelle stratégie des forces de l'ordre pour enquêter sur tous les participants à ces conspirations, y compris leurs structures, réseaux, sources de financement et actions.

Des critiques ont exprimé des inquiétudes quant au fait que le mémorandum pourrait conduire à une répression large contre les opposants politiques et faire face à des contestations juridiques. Les Open Society Foundations, financées par le philanthrope George Soros, ont critiqué l'administration pour ses « attaques politiquement motivées contre la société civile ».

Ce mémorandum fait suite à la récente désignation par le président Trump d'Antifa comme une « organisation terroriste majeure » et à l'accent mis par son administration sur la lutte contre le terrorisme intérieur.

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President Donald Trump signed a presidential memorandum on Thursday, instructing federal agencies to develop a comprehensive strategy to investigate, disrupt, and dismantle organized political violence and domestic terrorism.

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At the Oval Office signing ceremony, President Trump emphasized the need to target the financial backers of these groups, stating, 'We're looking at the funders of a lot of these groups.'

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The memorandum outlines a coordinated response involving the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Forces, the Department of Justice, and the Department of the Treasury.

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It highlights a series of incidents, including the assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk on September 10, the 2024 assassination of a senior healthcare executive, and the 2022 assassination attempt on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, as evidence of escalating political violence.

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White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller described the initiative as 'historical and significant,' marking the first all-of-government effort to dismantle left-wing terrorism and organizations like Antifa.

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Critics have raised concerns that the memorandum could lead to a broad crackdown on political opponents and face legal challenges.

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The Open Society Foundations, funded by philanthropist George Soros, criticized the administration for 'politically motivated attacks on civil society.'

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The memorandum follows President Trump's recent designation of Antifa as a 'major terrorist organization' and his administration's focus on countering domestic terrorism.

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President Donald Trump signed a presidential memorandum on Thursday, instructing federal agencies to develop a comprehensive strategy to investigate, disrupt, and dismantle organized political violence and domestic terrorism.

At the Oval Office signing ceremony, President Trump emphasized the need to target the financial backers of these groups, stating, 'We're looking at the funders of a lot of these groups.'

The memorandum outlines a coordinated response involving the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Forces, the Department of Justice, and the Department of the Treasury.

It highlights a series of incidents, including the assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk on September 10, the 2024 assassination of a senior healthcare executive, and the 2022 assassination attempt on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, as evidence of escalating political violence.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller described the initiative as 'historical and significant,' marking the first all-of-government effort to dismantle left-wing terrorism and organizations like Antifa.

Critics have raised concerns that the memorandum could lead to a broad crackdown on political opponents and face legal challenges.

The Open Society Foundations, funded by philanthropist George Soros, criticized the administration for 'politically motivated attacks on civil society.'

The memorandum follows President Trump's recent designation of Antifa as a 'major terrorist organization' and his administration's focus on countering domestic terrorism.

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Trump's vow to hit 'radical left' after Kirk killing stirs fears he's stifling foes

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President Donald Trump signed a presidential memorandum on Thursday, instructing federal agencies to develop a comprehensive strategy to investigate, disrupt, and dismantle organized political violence and domestic terrorism.

At the Oval Office signing ceremony, President Trump emphasized the need to target the financial backers of these groups, stating, 'We're looking at the funders of a lot of these groups.'

The memorandum outlines a coordinated response involving the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Forces, the Department of Justice, and the Department of the Treasury.

It highlights a series of incidents, including the assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk on September 10, the 2024 assassination of a senior healthcare executive, and the 2022 assassination attempt on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, as evidence of escalating political violence.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller described the initiative as 'historical and significant,' marking the first all-of-government effort to dismantle left-wing terrorism and organizations like Antifa.

Critics have raised concerns that the memorandum could lead to a broad crackdown on political opponents and face legal challenges.

The Open Society Foundations, funded by philanthropist George Soros, criticized the administration for 'politically motivated attacks on civil society.'

The memorandum follows President Trump's recent designation of Antifa as a 'major terrorist organization' and his administration's focus on countering domestic terrorism.

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