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Report: Antifa Plans Terror Campaign And Siege Of El Paso, Texas To Push ‘Border Resistance’

The far-left Antifa movement is reportedly planning a terror campaign and siege of El Paso, Texas in an attempt to raise awareness of alleged abuses at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The so-called “Border Resistance” exercise involves a “militancy training tour that will converge on a 10-day siege in El Paso, TX,” according to a tweet Monday from reporter Andy Ngo.

Ngo was attacked by Antifa members in Portland, Oregon and told his storyMonday to the Daily Caller.

The influx of migrants trying to illegally cross the border has often centered on El Paso, where detention facilities are consistently strained to the limit. 
Source: The Daily Caller
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