RIGHT SPEAK: First Terrorism Charges Brought Against Alleged Antifa Members in Texas ICE Attack; Antifa Loons Hit with First Terror Charges for ICE Attack Part of Cell Armed with 50 Guns: Feds

First terrorism charges brought against alleged Antifa members in Texas ICE attack:

A federal grand jury indicted two alleged Antifa members with terrorism-related charges for a July 4 attack on an ICE facility in Texas.

The indictment, issued Wednesday and unsealed Thursday, charges Cameron Arnold and Zachary Evetts with providing material support for terrorism, attempting to murder federal and assisting officers and discharging firearms during attempted murders.

“For the first time ever, the FBI has arrested anarchist violent extremists and charged these Antifa-aligned individuals with material support to terrorism,” FBI Director Kash Patel said in a statement.

“This was a planned and coordinated terrorist attack on the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas, where armed extremists tried to murder US officers on July 4th,” he continued.

“We are executing under President Trump’s new authorities at record speed. To date, the FBI has made over 20 arrests tied to this case and related Antifa networks. No one gets to harm law enforcement. Not on our watch,” Patel added.

Attorney General Pam Bondi also hailed the charges, vowing further prosecutions against Antifa members.

Arnold and Evetts are alleged to have participated in the ambush of federal agents at the ICE detention facility along with nine others. --->READ MORE HERE

Antifa loons hit with first terror charges for ICE attack part of cell armed with 50 guns: feds:

The two Antifa agitators who are the first in the nation to face terrorism charges were part of a “cell” that stockpiled with more than 50 guns — including homemade weapons, according to authorities.

Zachary Evetts and Cameron Arnold, who is also referred to as Autumn Hill, are feeling the consequences on the federal level after the Trump administration designated Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization last month — though defense lawyers for the suspects pushed back against the government’s claims.

The pair were initially arrested along with nine more leftwing lunatics on attempted murder charges after the group allegedly opened fire on a local cop and unarmed federal officers outside the Prairieland Detention Center near Dallas on July 4.

Federal prosecutors revealed in the latest indictment that the alleged Antifa cell, including Evetts and Arnold, was “heavily armed with over 50 firearms” purchased in several different Lone Star State cities.

A co-conspirator, considered the leader of the group, “bought and built numerous AR-platform rifles,” including some that were handed out to his comrades, the criminal complaint alleges.

One of the weapons even featured a binary trigger that allows a firearm “to fire more rapidly,” shooting two bullets each time the trigger is pulled, the feds said.

Ten rifles, including the one with the binary trigger, were brought to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement location the night of the attack, prosecutors said. An image previously provided by the feds showed some of the body armor and magazines the group allegedly possessed.

The group descended on the facility, where they initially set off fireworks and vandalized cars, authorities charged.

A responding local cop to the commotion was shot and wounded while at least 20 rounds were fired at two unarmed federal agents who left the building before the attackers fled, the feds said.