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DOJ Uses Trump Antifa Terror Order, Indicts Cop City Protesters

6/27/2026

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The Justice Department applied President Donald Trump’s executive order labeling antifa a domestic terrorist organization to Cop City protest case.
Prosecutors indicted Katie Marie Kloth and Tyler John Norman for explosives at a Cobb County site after courts dismissed charges, finding the 2022 protest delay violated rights.
Attorney Xavier de Janon and scholars say the case follows the Prairieland precedent, while opponents decry $109 million Cop City center for police militarization.

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The Justice Department applied President Donald Trump’s executive order labeling antifa a domestic terrorist organization to Cop City protest case.
Prosecutors indicted Katie Marie Kloth and Tyler John Norman for explosives at a Cobb County site after courts dismissed charges, finding the 2022 protest delay violated rights.
Attorney Xavier de Janon and scholars say the case follows the Prairieland precedent, while opponents decry $109 million Cop City center for police militarization.