Journalist Nick Shirley posted footage on Monday evening showing a U-Haul vehicle full of gear being delivered to the leftist demonstrators outside a Portland, Oregon, ICE facility.

The purchase of the supplies shows SOMEBODY is funding and organizing the protest despite Democrat politicians, television hosts and media pundits claiming Antifa is not an organization.

Liberal propagandist Jimmy Kimmel completely gaslit his viewers, alleging, "There is no Antifa. This is an entirely imaginary organization. There is not an Antifa."

From former "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd to Dem. Rep. Dan Goldman (N.Y.) and several others, the new left-wing talking point is that Antifa is a mythical group that poses no threat.

Minnesota's communist Democrat Attorney General Keith Ellison also falsely said, "There is no Antifa as an institution or organization."

Proving Ellison is a complete liar, the longtime communist posted an image of himself holding a copy of The Antifa Handbook in 2018.

Of course, as noted by many conservatives, Antifa has a flag with its own logo, chapters across the globe, a handbook detailing its ideology and tactics, and has had a presence at every major demonstration in America and Europe over the past ten years.

Comedian Damon Imani mocked Jimmy Kimmel in a video showing CBS, the network that hosts "Jimmy Kimmel Live!", has written dozens of articles discussing the allegedly non-existent group Antifa.

The bizarre Democrat rhetoric comes after the Trump administration designated Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization last week.

Attorney General Pam Bondi detailed how the group has attacked journalists, police stations, and courthouses in a video featuring journalists who have been exposing the far-left insurrectionists for years.