Enemy of the State is a 2015 autobiography by Tommy Robinson (real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon), the founder of the English Defence League (EDL). The book details his life from his working-class upbringing in Luton, UK, through his involvement in football hooliganism, military service, and the establishment of the EDL in 2009 as a street protest movement against what he perceives as the threat of radical Islam and immigration policies. It provides a personal account of his EDL experiences, arrests, imprisonments, conflicts with authorities and media, and expresses strong anti-Islam, anti-immigration, and anti-multiculturalism views. The publication is significant in far-right and anti-immigration circles for amplifying Robinson's narrative of being persecuted by the state for his activism, but has been widely criticized for promoting Islamophobia, racism, and conspiracy theories about government cover-ups of grooming gangs and Islamist extremism.