> They didn't come to his home because they suspected an illegally possessed firearm. I was curious about this as well, the Foreign Policy article has more det

> They didn't come to his home because they suspected an illegally possessed firearm. I was curious about this as well, the Foreign Policy article has more detail: "In his affidavit, Keighley describes learning that Daniels placed a firearm in his checked luggage — in compliance with airline regulations, according to the defense — which was then delayed, before being returned to his home address in Dallas. The FBI obtained a search warrant on Dec. 7, based on Daniels’s prior conviction, and the raid took place five days later." http://foreignpolicy.com/2018/01/30/is-a-court-case-in-texas-the-first-prosecution-of-a-black-identity-extremist/ http://foreignpolicy.com/2018/01/30/is-a-court-case-in-texas... This indicates the warrant was indeed for illegal possession.