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Montana bill would designate antifa as domestic terrorism

February 16, 2021

 Montana lawmakers are considering a bill that would designate antifa as a domestic terrorism group, despite no evidence of antifa activities in the state.

Bill sponsor Republican Braxton Mitchell told the House Judiciary Committee Tuesday that the intent of the measure is to prevent the group from coming to the state.

Opponents of the bill said during the hearing that it would be inappropriate to designate antifa as a domestic terrorism group while ignoring other groups accused of domestic violence.

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