The United States has officially designated four branches of Antifa as foreign terrorist organizations.

I'll be going into why this matters in today's episode.

Also, meanwhile, FBI director Cash Patel met with members of the Chinese Communist Party to negotiate an end to the fentanyl crisis,

and he says the CCP has now agreed.

On another topic, the federal government has now revoked

the commercial driver's licenses of illegal aliens who had received them in California.

And they say the investigation found 17,000 people who'd gotten them illegally, at least so far.

I'll be talking about these stories and a lot more today. I'm the

Everytime Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip and you're listening to Crossroads.

It has finally happened. We've been talking about it for over a decade. Antifa, this alleged anti-fascist

organization, which actually carries out fascist operations, is now officially designated as a

foreign terrorist organization. The complicated thing with this, as people note it's an idea

and how do you regulate an idea they have to go after

different branches of it and the announcement made by the Department of State it focuses on

just four of the international branches of Antifa and these four branches have been tied to

murders to violent attacks to pretty horrific violence, actually.

It also notes that additional designations of other branches could soon follow.

So they are talking with different individuals in the United States.

I know I've talked to some of them who are in conversations with this.

They could be designating other branches of Antifa as foreign terrorist organizations or even domestic ones.

Because once you get one of them, well, how does terror designations work?

If you're working with others, you could also be a terrorist.

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