Antifa to bring its lawless act to El Paso in attempt to thwart border enforcement

Brandon Morse:
Great news, Texans! The domestic terrorist group known as Antifa is coming to our state!

Finally, after all this time, they’ve decided to step out of locations where they’re protected by politicians, and are saying they’re going to make an appearance for a “10-day siege in El Paso, TX,” according to Antifa’s most hated reporter, Andy Ngo.

Ngo sent out a tweet last Monday that showed that Antifa is apparently going on some kind of recruitment tour that ends in Texas, where a hand-drawn picture depicts Antifa shooting bows and arrows, throwing Molotov cocktails, and destroying the border barrier so that illegal migrants can get through.

“Antifa is leading a ‘Border Resistance’ militancy training tour that will converge on a 10-day siege in El Paso, TX. The promotional image shows border enforcement officers being killed & government property fired bombed. Organizers asking for ‘white comrades’ to pay for others,” tweeted Ngo.
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If Antifa believes they’re going to overcome the border agents, they’ve got another thing coming. For one, it’s not ICE they’ll be dealing with. It’s our military, and Texas’s national guard. Soy’d out communists who have never operated outside of their politically protected bubbles are in for a hard lesson if they believe they’re going to storm into Texas and have their way.
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They may also come in contact with the Texas Rangers.  Seeing the liberal fascists brought to justice finally will be a good thing.

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