Today marks 150 days since the Capitol insurrection. Here’s my look at how Jan. 6 is reshaping the budget and the federal government’s approach to domestic terrorism. huffpost.com/entry/justice-…
Based on publicly available information, the universe of suspects the feds want to charge is nearing 800.
The FBI told Congress this week in a budget request that “approximately 2000 individuals are believed to have been involved with the siege.”
huffpost.com/entry/justice-…
The FBI told Congress this week in a budget request that “approximately 2000 individuals are believed to have been involved with the siege.”
huffpost.com/entry/justice-…
I poured over the detailed DOJ budget requests send to Congress. They paint a portrait of a federal government struggling to keep up with a growing domestic terror threat. huffpost.com/entry/justice-…
“Every FBI field office has been impacted by this singular incident and has had to divert resources from other programs to effectively address increased case load,” the FBI said, labeling Jan. 6 as a “[domestic terrorism] event.” huffpost.com/entry/justice-…
The FBI tells Congress the obvious: “narratives of fraud in the recent general election” and “the emboldening impact of the violent breach of the US Capitol” will “almost certainly spur some domestic terrorists to try to engage in violence this year.” huffpost.com/entry/justice-…
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