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It's been 10 days since we first asked the @FBI give us details about their claims that they've made 90 domestic terrorism arrests.

They still haven't given us what we want. propub.li/33BtZEA
@FBI It's been 11 days since we first asked the @FBI to give us details about their claim that they've made 90 domestic terrorism arrests.

They still haven't given us what we want. propublica.org/article/fbi-do…
It's been 12 days since we first asked the @FBI to give us details about their claim that they've made 90 domestic terrorism arrests.

They still haven't given us what we want. propublica.org/article/fbi-do…
It’s been 14 days since we first asked the @FBI to give us details about their claim that they’ve made 90 domestic terorrism arrests.

They still haven’t given us what we want. propublica.org/article/fbi-do…
@FBI It's been 15 days since we first asked the @FBI to give us details about their claim that they've made 90 domestic terrorism arrests.

They still haven't given us what we want. propub.li/2ZiNJJy

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