Last year saw a wave of pro-abortion radicalism, including attacks on churches and an attempt to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

Yet rather than apprehend those responsible, newly uncovered documents show that the Biden administration is labeling pro-lifers as agents of "radicalization."

Training manual highlights middle-aged pro-life mom

That's according to the conservative group America First Legal (AFL), which accessed the documents through a Freedom of Information Act request.

Among them was a "Choose Your Own Adventure" game-like memo published by the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention.

The memo provides examples of potential extremists, with one being a middle aged woman named Ann who is said to live in a small town.

"This is Ann, a resident of Elkville in rural America. Ann has always been religious, but since the death of her mother, she’s become increasingly devout," the document explains.

Department of Homeland Security accused of "Stasi-like" tactics

"She’s a regular in the small town community, active in several church groups. While she has always been protective of her four kids, she has become increasingly more concerned about the welfare of other children, including the unborn," it continues. 

That led AFL senior counselor Reed Rubinstein to complain, "The Department of Homeland Security’s transformation into a domestic intelligence organization and a Stasi-like Deep State internal security apparatus is alarming."

"It is a very long way from 'see something, say something' regarding an unattended suitcase at the airport to profiling patriotic and politically conservative Americans as abusive parents and domestic terrorists because they oppose abortion on demand and voted for former President Trump. The agency is out of control," he added.

Yet even as the Biden administration casts suspicion on church-going Americans, it has taken a soft approach to those who threaten them.

DOJ wants no jail time for transgender church vandal

Fox News reported last month that the Department of Justice (DOJ) said a transgender church vandal should receive no jail time.

Thirty-one-year-old Maeve Nota was found to have defaced the St. Louise Catholic Church in Bellevue, Washington as well as assaulted a church goer and resisted arrest.

Mike Davis is the founder of the conservative Article Three III, and he told Fox News that it was just another example of the Biden administration's double standard.

He said that it has turned "a blind eye to violent felons terrorizing and badly damaging Catholic churches like Maeve Nota."