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DeSantis hits CAIR and antifa with bogus ‘terrorist’ labels

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July 2, 2026

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The Florida governor’s new designations for the Council on American-Islamic Relations and anti-fascist groups are as dangerous as they are absurd. The post DeSantis hits CAIR and antifa with bogus ‘terrorist’ labels appeared first on MS NOW.

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