Texas Jury Convicts 'Antifa' Protesters

A Texas jury on Friday convicted most of nine individuals, identified as an "antifa cell," for supporting terrorists, with one member also convicted of attempted murder, following the shooting of a police officer at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility last summer in Fort Worth. This verdict marks a significant outcome in the Trump administration's efforts to prosecute left-wing protesters, whom it has characterized as an organized network of "domestic terrorists." The convictions occurred in March 2026, reflecting ongoing legal actions against protest-related activities.