Critics of President Trump said his memorandum on combatting ‘domestic terrorism’ is designed to justify a campaign of vengeance against his enemies. The White House dismissed such claims.
Source: Los Angeles Times
In Trump's 'domestic terrorism' memo, some see blueprint for vengeance that echoes history
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