FBI Stops LA NYE Terror Plot — Here Are the Suspects’ Social Media Videos
December 15, 2025
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24:50FBI Announces Arrests in Terrorism Investigation in Southern California
2:01Now PlayingFBI Stops LA NYE Terror Plot — Here Are the Suspects’ Social Media Videos
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as posted by the channelA group of far-left extremists allegedly planned to kill ICE agents after carrying out their New Year’s Eve terror plot on American businesses.
Four bizarrely-nicknamed members of a group known as the “Order of the Black Lotus” — a splinter group of the “anti-capitalist” Turtle Island Liberation Front, planned to plant pipe bombs at two US companies in Los Angeles, according to a federal prosecutors.
Afterwards, the group planned to attack federal immigration agents and their vehicles with pipe bombs beginning in January or February 2026 — in the hopes the blasts “would take some of them out and scare the rest of them,” according to the criminal complaint.
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