An advisory council for the Department of Homeland Security has dishonestly claimed in papers that “much of the domestic terrorism threat” consists of Trump supporters, ignoring other, more serious threats.

Because President Joe Biden doesn’t care about the people, actual terrorists have flooded into our country, and this condescending allegation ignores them. Recent weeks have seen the arrest of eight individuals linked to ISIS and other terrorist groups. We are now under the control of the most dangerous criminal organization in South America now controls us. It is outrageous and dishonest to suggest that Trump supporters pose a greater threat than ISIS fighters or people traffickers.

Naturally, there is a hidden political goal here.

Democrats have continued to portray Trump and his followers as a threat to democracy since January 6. Fifteen Democratic senators and state representatives penned a letter to Inspector General Sean O’Donnell in 2021, requesting that he “take action on this outbreak of violent extremism.”

Members of the Homeland Intelligence Experts Group include Paul Kolbe, a former CIA operations officer, John Brennan, and James Clapper, the former director of national intelligence. Hunter Biden’s laptop was allegedly a Russian disinformation campaign, according to a statement that all three of them signed in October 2020.

The advisory board’s creation in September 2023 with the stated goal of offering DHS analysis on fentanyl and terrorist trafficking is another intriguing aspect of the group.

Given the peculiar past of the board members, it is hardly surprising that Trump supporters have faced false accusations of involvement with fentanyl research.

But that’s not all of the records that America First Legal obtained. Former “military” and “religious” people have “indicators of radicals and terrorism.”

These materials, which accuse individuals who fought for our country of being radical terrorists, are so arrogant and terrible that it is hard to believe they were ever made.

Before debating whether or not veterans should wear Make America Great Again caps, this advisory group should probably start fretting over the impending terrorist strikes that will likely originate from our porous southern border.