Intelligence report says violent extremists have ‘increased danger’ for America

Violent extremists, prompted by a series of political complaints and racial prejudices, pose an “elevated threat” to the United States, officials said, an unannounced intelligence report released more than two months after a mob of rebels stormed the US Capitol stated in.

US officials, including FBI Director Christopher Ray, warned this month of warnings made in recent weeks that the threat from domestic violent extremism across the country was “metastasizing”.

Attorney General Merrick Garland also described it as a top priority as his Justice Department works to prosecute hundreds of people who made their way to the Capitol as Congress validates Joe Biden’s election victory on January 6 Was gathering to do.

The riots bare the threat posed by domestic extremists and led Mr. Biden, weeks later, to task his intelligence officers to study the scope of the problems. A brief and unclassified summary of that threat assessment was made public on Wednesday; A full classified report was submitted to the White House and Congress.

Speaker of the House’s Intelligence Committee, California Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff said, “Today’s report underscores that we are the biggest threat from racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists, especially white supremacists and militia violent extremists.” Let’s face it. “

Intelligence officials said in their assessment that extremists viewed as at-risk for violence are motivated by ideologies. The report noted that anger and debunched natives in situations related to the coronovirus epidemic led to the belief that the fakewar was “almost certainly” additional violence in the November presidential election. Many courts and Donald Trump’s own Justice Department maintained the integrity of the election.

The report states that the deadliest threat has been presented by racially motivated violent extremists, who officials say are likely to carry out large-scale attacks against US civilians and militia groups, which are called law enforcement and government officials and Buildings are most commonly seen to target.

According to the report’s summary, the threat from the militia has increased in 2020 this year and is expected to lead people to violence again this year “due to controversial sociopolitical factors”.

The report noted that white supremacists demonstrate what officials say is “the most permanent and transitory relationship.” Reportedly, a very small number of them have traveled abroad to connect with people who share their ideology, who do not say where they went or whom they met.