The Trump administration unveils a new counterterrorism strategy that says Europe is becoming an “incubator” for terrorism, linking the assessment to “mass migration.” The strategy is described in a 16-page report unveiled on Wednesday. It also broadens the administration’s focus beyond international threats by highlighting categories of domestic or politically framed extremist violence. Specifically, it calls for efforts to target “violent left-wing extremists,” including groups described as “radically pro-transgender.” The reporting also says the strategy places particular emphasis on drug cartels in the Americas as central counterterrorism targets. One outlet reports the document is led by Sebastian Gorka, a Trump ally. Across the accounts, the strategy is presented as expanding and reshaping counterterrorism priorities while drawing on political language about migration and specific groups. The outlets differ in how they characterize the document’s tone, but they agree on the core elements: the “incubator” claim about Europe tied to migration, a focus on extremist categories described as left-wing, and continued emphasis on cartels in the Americas.