President Trump's new FBI budget proposal labels some LGBTQ+ groups as potential terrorists. The budget document uses the term "gender extremism" to describe certain activities.

The proposal targets groups with "anti-Christian," "anti-American," and "anti-capitalism" beliefs. It suggests increased FBI monitoring of these organizations and individuals.

The budget allocates extra funding for investigations into what it calls extremist behavior. This includes some forms of LGBTQ+ advocacy and gender-related activism.

FBI officials have not yet commented on the specific language used. The budget must still go through Congress for approval.

Civil rights lawyers say the proposal could affect many community organizations. They worry it might limit free speech and peaceful protest rights.

The document does not define exactly what "gender extremism" means. It also does not specify which groups would face investigation.

Some Republican lawmakers support the increased security funding. They say it helps protect traditional American values.

Democratic representatives have criticized the proposal's language about LGBTQ+ communities. They plan to challenge these parts during budget discussions.

LGBTQ+ advocacy groups are reviewing the full budget document. Many are preparing legal responses if the proposal moves forward.

The budget proposal is part of Trump's broader security agenda. It increases funding for various FBI domestic monitoring programs.

Congress will debate this budget over the coming months. The final version may look different from this initial proposal.