US designation as terrorist organization

When the U.S. designates a group as a terrorist organization, it officially recognizes that group as involved in activities like violence, threats, or intimidation to achieve political goals. This designation is made by the U.S. government based on evidence of such activities and aims to prevent support, funding, and travel related to the group. Being designated restricts the group's abilities and allows law enforcement to target its members more effectively. It's a legal process that underscores the seriousness of the group's actions and helps protect national security and public safety.