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After extensive study, Cоngress fоund thаt certаin fоreign orgаnizations engaged in terrorist activity “are so tainted by criminal conduct that any contribution to such an organization facilitates that conduct.” As a result, Congress passed the End Support for Terrorism Act (ESTA), which prohibits provision of “material support or resources” to such organizations. Under the Act, “material support or resources” means “any financial services, training, expert advice or assistance, false identification, equipment, facilities, weapons, and transportation.” In October 2025, the Secretary of State designated 12 groups as foreign terrorist organizations. One of those is Guerrilla Army of the Poor (GAP), a transnational organization based in Guatemala, formed to establish cultural and political rights for the indigenous Mayan people in Central America. GAP is involved in drug trafficking, kidnapping, extortion, and other illicit activities, including attacks on military and police, and assassinations of civilians and government officials. The U.S. Government has presented evidence that GAP has committed numerous terrorist attacks, several of which have harmed American citizens. Plaintiffs in this litigation are three U.S. citizens who have been charged with violating ESTA by attempting to support the political activities of GAP. Plaintiffs claim they wish to “facilitate only the lawful, nonviolent purposes of GAP.” Specifically, they argue that ESTA is invalid to the extent it prohibits them from “training members of GAP on how to use international law to peacefully resolve disputes” and from “engaging in political advocacy on behalf of Mayan people through distributing written publications supportive of GAP.” What claims can Plaintiffs reasonably make, and what is their likelihood of success? Discuss.