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Vol. VIII · No. 47 Edition · Tuesday, March 11, 2025
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An unflinching, source-verified archive of America's far-right movement — tracked, profiled, and contextualized since 2017.

FascismUSA maintains the only continuously updated open database of 1,400+ U.S. far-right organizations, refreshed within 72 hours of any verified roster change. We publish source-verified dossiers, weekly field reporting, and a living database updated by a four-person editorial team with combined 47 years on the domestic-extremism beat.

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Filed in the last seven days

This Week's Briefing

Four fresh dossiers and field reports from the past seven days — published first to Cascadia Brief subscribers, then archived here.

  1. Mar 17 Dossier Tier I

    Roster revision: Nationalist Front coalition adds two state-level affiliates in the Mountain West

    Verified through incorporation filings in Montana and Idaho and on-the-record statements from a regional organizer. The two new chapters bring the coalition's documented footprint to 19 states.

    By M. Okafor · 8 min read

  2. Mar 15 Field Report Tier II

    Inside the Cascadia region conference circuit: a six-month mapping of 41 closed-door gatherings

    Filed from four states. Attendance, speaker lists, and hosting logistics cross-referenced with venue contracts obtained via public records requests.

    By L. Hendricks · 14 min read

  3. Mar 13 Dossier Tier II

    Financier file: a Texas-based donor network routed $2.1M to accelerationist media properties in 2025

    Built from 14 months of 990 filings, state charity disclosures, and a sealed affidavit reviewed by counsel. Every named individual is a public figure on the donor rolls.

    By R. Castellanos · 22 min read

  4. Mar 11 FOIA Release Tier III

    412 pages released: DHS correspondence on three designated groups, 2019–2024

    Released to FascismUSA after a 19-month FOIA litigation. Redactions logged; full PDF and our redaction key are available to subscribers.

    By the FOIA Desk · 6 min read

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The archive, in numbers

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Every figure below is drawn from the live vault and refreshed on a rolling seven-day cycle. None of it is self-reported promotional copy — it is what the editorial team has verified, sourced, and logged this quarter.

  • 1,400+ extremist organizations tracked, with weekly verification cycles
  • 72 hrs refresh window for any verified roster change to reach the database
  • 18,400+ pages of government records unlocked through FOIA since 2019
  • 240+ major outlets that have cited FascismUSA reporting, including NYT, ProPublica, Reuters, NPR, and Wired
  • 1,180 published dossiers in the trailing 28 months — zero retractions
  • 31 U.S. states with active stringers feeding the field desk
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Field reporting

From the desk, the courtroom, and the parking lot of a closed-door conference.

Original on-the-ground reporting — not aggregation. One headline investigation of the cycle, plus two shorter dispatches from the field.

An empty community-hall conference room after a closed-door meeting.

Headline investigation

The Mountain West pipeline: how three regional networks share a single logistics backbone

A six-month investigation across Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming documents how three far-right organizations — operating as ostensibly separate entities — have been sharing venues, vendor contracts, and a rotating roster of security contractors. The pattern is reconstructed from 240 pages of venue contracts, six on-the-record interviews, and a stringer report from a canceled February gathering outside Bozeman.

By L. Hendricks and M. Okafor · 26 min read · Filed from Bozeman, MT

Editor's note · methodology

What earns a place in the archive — and what doesn't.

Every dossier published by FascismUSA is double-sourced and reviewed by counsel before it goes live. We include only what we can tie to a primary document, a court filing, or an on-the-record statement. We do not host manifestos in full, we do not amplify propaganda beyond what is necessary for documented analysis, and we do not name private individuals — only public-facing figures and verified group affiliations are eligible for the database.

Tier classifications are based on the volume and quality of verified evidence, the group's public footprint, and any documented history of violence or material support for violence. Tier I designations are reviewed quarterly; Tier II and III are reviewed monthly. Every retraction is logged in a public corrections file, and there have been zero retractions across 1,180 published dossiers in the trailing 28 months.

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