US terrorism plan calls anti-fascists a top threat, leaves out far-right groups

The Trump administration's 2026 terrorism strategy lists left-wing activists, including anti-fascists, as top threats alongside Islamist and drug-related terrorism, but leaves out far-right and white supremacist groups entirely. The plan shaped Secretary Rubio's July 16 meeting with 65+ countries. Civil rights group ACLU warned it could target legal protests. European allies sent lower-level officials, showing concern.