Five admitted members of a Texas antifa cell pleaded guilty to terrorism-related charges this week in what is the first-known case in U.S. history of antifa militants admitting in federal court to being part of an organized antifascist cell.
Their confessions signal broader implications for antifa’s forces, in particular, a pulling back of the curtains on the criminal organization by its own operatives.
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