After co-founding the violent Rose City Antifa terrorist organization in Portland, Johan and Caroline Victorin fled to Europe. They are now living in Varberg, Sweden, according to an independent journalist who tracked down the couple.
Independent journalist Christian Peterson attempted to ask Johan Victorin, who has U.S. and Swedish dual citizenship, whether President Donald Trump’s designation of Antifa as a domestic terrorist group made him afraid of being convicted, The Post Millennial reported on Monday.
Peterson asked: "Johan, could we get a comment on the terrorist labeling of Rose City Antifa? You are a citizen of the United States. Are you afraid of being convicted of conspiracy yourself?"
Victorin got into his car and drove off. In an earlier confrontation, Victorin slammed a building door on Peterson, the report said.
Trump signed an executive order in late September designating Antifa as a domestic terrorist group. The order characterizes Antifa as a "militaristic, anarchist enterprise" that is intent on overthrowing the federal government and law enforcement.
The order states, "Antifa recruits, trains, and radicalizes young Americans to engage in this violence and suppression of political activity."
Trump’s directive instructs all relevant federal departments and agencies to use existing authority to “investigate, disrupt, and dismantle any and all illegal operations.” That includes prosecuting individuals and organizations accused of providing financial or material support for the group.
Violent Portland terrorist group Rose City Antifa was founded by Johan Victorin and Caroline Victorin (née Gauld). The two fled to Europe, and a Swedish independent journalist @christianpet_ has finally found them! They’ve been hiding in Varberg, Sweden! pic.twitter.com/RELXovEvoF
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) October 6, 2025
The founders of Rose City Antifa are Caroline Victorin and Johan Victorin. They fled to Varberg, Sweden after forming the violent militant group in Portland years ago. RCA has gone underground since around 2021, fearing conspiracy charges. https://t.co/E6xaBUPNMq
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) September 20, 2025
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