A month after Capitol riot, a look at domestic terrorism laws ...Middle East

Nearly a month after the attack on the Capitol, lawmakers are getting down to brass tacks of how best to counter the long-term domestic terrorist threat to U.S. democracy. “Sadly, I do believe we will be fighting domestic terrorism that has its roots and inspiration points from Jan. 6 for the next 10 to 20 […] The post A month after Capitol riot, a look at domestic terrorism laws appeared first on Roll Call.

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