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This bill seeks to designate Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization and establish a comprehensive national strategy to investigate and disrupt what the bill describes as organized political violence. Specifically, the bill creates a framework for the National Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTFs) to coordinate investigations into groups and individuals engaged in activities deemed to suppress political activity or obstruct the rule of law. The bill mandates that federal law enforcement agencies investigate potential crimes related to political violence, including recruiting, radicalizing, funding, and supporting such activities. It requires the Attorney General to develop guidance for prosecuting domestic terrorism, focusing on actions like organized doxing, rioting, property destruction, and civil disorder. The bill also instructs the Treasury Department to identify and disrupt financial networks supporting domestic terrorism and directs the Internal Revenue Service to ensure no tax-exempt entities are financing political violence. Additionally, the bill requires federal law enforcement to prioritize investigations into specific types of crimes, such as assaulting federal officers, conspiracy against rights, and terrorist financing. The legislation emphasizes that its goal is to develop strategies to dismantle entire networks of criminal activity associated with what it characterizes as domestic terrorism, while maintaining that it does not create new legal rights and must be implemented consistent with existing law and available appropriations.

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