US Justice Department considers law to address domestic terrorism

Following an increased threat of domestic terrorism in the US, Justice Department officials consider tightening federal criminal law, making it easier to prosecute alleged domestic terrorists.

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APRIL 30, 2021 00:08

US Justice Department considers law to address domestic terrorism

Following an increased threat of domestic terrorism in the US, Justice Department officials consider tightening federal criminal law, making it easier to prosecute alleged domestic terrorists.

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US Justice Department considers law to address domestic terrorism

Following an increased threat of domestic terrorism in the US, Justice Department officials consider tightening federal criminal law, making it easier to prosecute alleged domestic terrorists.

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