Well folks, it looks like President Trump is pulling back the curtain and finally calling Antifa what it really is: a foreign terrorist organization. That’s right, after years of molotov cocktails, masked hooligans, and more broken windows than a rock concert in the 70s, the gloves are off. Trump sat down with reporters—many of whom have had front-row seats to Antifa’s off-Broadway performance of “Anarchy: The Musical” in places like Portland and Seattle—and said three words that should have been said a long time ago: “Let’s get it done.”

Now to be clear, Trump already designated Antifa a domestic terrorist organization back in September. But thanks to some legal hair-splitting in U.S. law, that’s more symbolic than enforceable. The real hammer comes down when you slap the “FTO” label on them. That’s Foreign Terrorist Organization for those of you who haven’t been keeping up with your DOJ acronyms.

So what does this mean in plain English? It means that if you so much as Venmo your Antifa buddy for gas money to get to the next protest, you could be looking at 20 years in federal prison. Providing “material support” to a foreign terrorist group is no joke. It’s like giving money to Al-Qaeda, just with more skinny jeans and fewer vowels in their Twitter handles.

And banks? Listen up, Wells Fargo. If you know that Antifa is using your services and you do nothing, that’s a $50,000 fine—for each violation. That’s going to make some woke financial institutions think twice before cosigning a loan for the “Antifa Arts and Crafts Collective.”

The FTO designation also opens the door to deporting any noncitizens found to be affiliated with Antifa. That’s right, if you’re here on a visa and you’re caught smashing windows or spray-painting “ACAB” on a courthouse, it’s sayonara. No more taxpayer-funded sanctuary city vacations for international agitators.

But wait, there’s more! Executive Order 13224, which dates back to the Bush administration, blocks individuals tied to FTOs from conducting any property-related transactions. That means the Treasury Department can freeze your assets faster than a vegan café in January. And of course, the cherry on top: enhanced surveillance capabilities. With this new designation, the government can keep tabs on foreign agents and powers working with Antifa, without wading through the usual red tape.

Now, the left is already clutching its pearls. They’re warning about “civil rights issues” and “diplomatic tensions,” like we’re dealing with a group of misunderstood street poets instead of masked radicals setting cities on fire. And yes, there are concerns about political weaponization—because heaven forbid we start using government power to actually stop political violence instead of just spying on parents at school board meetings.

Blaze News national correspondent Julio Rosas, who’s practically a war correspondent at this point after covering years of Antifa chaos, said it best: “This movement is not just a problem in our country. Antifa is very active in the U.K., France, and Germany.” That’s right, folks—Antifa’s gone global. It’s like the World Cup of leftist lunacy.

And Blaze News senior politics editor Christopher Bedford nailed it: “We’ve been treating Antifa like a local crime issue when they are, in fact, enacting political terror.” Bingo. This isn’t some ragtag group of idealistic kids. It’s a coordinated political movement built on intimidation, destruction, and chaos.

So no, Mr. and Mrs. Blue Hair on Twitter, this isn’t about silencing dissent. It’s about protecting the country from a group that’s been given a free pass for far too long. President Trump isn’t just making a statement—he’s making a move. And for the first time in years, Antifa might actually feel the consequences of their actions.

Let’s get it done, indeed.