Trump has long wanted to take action against the decentralized, leaderless collection of groups, networks and people who claim to be anti-fascist. But it didn't get done during his first term in office.
The two individuals, identified as Cameron Arnold and Zachary Evetts, were charged with providing material support for terrorism, attempting to murder federal and assisting officers and discharging firearms during attempted murders.
In July, Van Duyne introduced a bill that she said would give law enforcement new tools to go after such groups by following the money.
The man stated that he believed there could be violence during the election, and he might join Antifa to protest.