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This article talks about the persistent threat of domestic terrorism. This articles give multiple examples of domestic terrorism. Such as the Oklahoma bombing. Another is the burning of synagogue is 1993 summer. These are few example the article gives 

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This article talks about the persistent threat of domestic terrorism. This articles give multiple examples of domestic terrorism. Such as the Oklahoma bombing. Another is the burning of synagogue is 1993 summer. These are few example the article gives 

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Domestic Terrorism Is a Persistent Threat in the United States

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A string of incidents over the past month has served as a reminder that despite the intense, decadelong focus on the jihadist threat, domestic terrorism is still an issue in the United States. On Aug. 5 [2012], Wade Page opened fire on the congregation of a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wis., killing six and wounding [four] others.

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This article talks about how the government needs to shut down hate groups. The article also talks about how these hate groups promote domestic terrorism. It also talks about how these same hate groups participate in domestic terrorism. This article also talks about how domestic terrorism thrives. This is just a few things this article talks about.

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This article talks about how the government needs to shut down hate groups. The article also talks about how these hate groups promote domestic terrorism. It also talks about how these same hate groups participate in domestic terrorism. This article also talks about how domestic terrorism thrives. This is just a few things this article talks about.

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Confronting Prejudice and Hate Speech Is Key to Addressing the Domestic Terrorism Threat

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Domestic Terrorism, edited by Margaret Haerens, Greenhaven Press, 2015. Opposing Viewpoints. Opposing Viewpoints in Context, http%3A%2F%2Flink.galegroup.com%2Fapps%2Fdoc%2FEJ3010927221%2FOVIC%3Fu%3Dpl2683%26sid%3DOVIC%26xid%3D1517f676. Accessed 13 Mar. 2019. Originally published as "Hate: The Elephant in the Room," Huffington Post, 24 Apr. 2013.

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This article talks about how profiling could help catch domestic terrorists. It tells about that if we used profiling  it would be easier to spot lone wolf terrorist. The article also talks about the five factors of profiling domestic terrorist.This article talks about extremist groups who are domestic terrorism. This is just a few things from this article 

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This article talks about how profiling could help catch domestic terrorists. It tells about that if we used profiling  it would be easier to spot lone wolf terrorist. The article also talks about the five factors of profiling domestic terrorist.This article talks about extremist groups who are domestic terrorism. This is just a few things from this article 

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Profiling Would Help Identify Potential Domestic Terrorists

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The events of September 11th, 2001, a terrorist attack against "soft" targets, caused the U.S. intelligence community to seek and develop efforts to detect terrorist operations and plots as far in advance as possible in order to prevent them from taking place.

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This counter claim talks about how the search for dometic terrorist is to invading. It also talks about how the search for domestic terrorism is to broad.It also gives examples of how it is to broad. One example is if u pay in cash every where you go you will get put on a watch list. Another example is you will also be put on a watch list if purchase a lot of guns This is just a few things from this article.    

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This counter claim talks about how the search for dometic terrorist is to invading. It also talks about how the search for domestic terrorism is to broad.It also gives examples of how it is to broad. One example is if u pay in cash every where you go you will get put on a watch list. Another example is you will also be put on a watch list if purchase a lot of guns This is just a few things from this article.    

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The Definition of Domestic Terrorism Is Too Broad

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Domestic Terrorism, edited by Margaret Haerens, Greenhaven Press, 2015. Opposing Viewpoints. Opposing Viewpoints in Context, http%3A%2F%2Flink.galegroup.com%2Fapps%2Fdoc%2FEJ3010927207%2FOVIC%3Fu%3Dpl2683%26sid%3DOVIC%26xid%3D2ec5f049. Accessed 13 Mar. 2019. Originally published as "Ridiculous FBI List: You Might Be a Domestic Terrorist If ..." NetworkWorld.com, 21 Aug. 2011.

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More Statistics of  domestic terrorism.

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This article talks about how the threat of domestic terrorism is still alive and thriving. This also talks about how domestic terrorism has grown since 911. This article talks about the weatherman group. This group would blow up American monuments. This is just a few example from this article 

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This article talks about how the threat of domestic terrorism is still alive and thriving. This also talks about how domestic terrorism has grown since 911. This article talks about the weatherman group. This group would blow up American monuments. This is just a few example from this article 

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Here is statistics of  domestic terrorist

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Here are some  domestic terrorist groups including Antifa,  Alf, Anonymous, The New Black Panther Party, and The White Power group.

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Even more Statistics of  domestic terrorism

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Even more Statistics of  domestic terrorism

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This is a picture of Timothy McVeigh, a Domestic Terrorist, responsible for the Oklahoma bombing of 1995. 

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This is a picture of Timothy McVeigh, a Domestic Terrorist, responsible for the Oklahoma bombing of 1995. 

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This is a video of Eleanor Cliff who talks about Domestic  terrorism.

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This is a video of Eleanor Cliff who talks about Domestic  terrorism.

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Eleanor Clift of the Daily Beast discusses domestic terrorism

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This video asks why there is no criminal statute for domestic terrorism.

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This video asks why there is no criminal statute for domestic terrorism.

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This week, we've seen a nation can be terrified without the cause necessarily labeled terrorism.

At this point investigators are still looking a motive for Stephen Paddock, but we have seen other domestic mass casualty attacks where it is clear that the intent is to intimidate and coerce leading some to call for a federal crime of domestic terrorism

"So, I think it's time for a variety of reasons to have a domestic terrorism criminal statute," said former federal prosecutor Mary McCord, who is now at Georgetown Law.

Currently there is a criminal statute for international terrorism, but not domestic, which McCord thinks needs to be changed in the era of mass casualties.

"Violent extremism isn't limited to Islamist extremism or extremism that's done on behalf of at the direction of a foreign terror organization," McCord said.

With no specific penalties on the books for domestic terrorism, mass killers like Timothy McVeigh face charges of using a weapon of mass destruction, or Dylann Roof, who faced murder and weapons charges.

But the label domestic terrorism makes the motive clear, McCord said, in a way that sharpens our response.

"It shows the significance of this type of a crime and why it's important for it to be looked at and treated for what it is, which is terrorism. It's an intent -- it's a crime done for the very purpose of terrorism," McCord said.

First responders recount Las Vegas shooting

Federal domestic terror law would also mean FBI-led investigations -- and the creation of deeper, wider data bases to keep track of mass violence.

Of course here's the potential problem: Labeling domestic hate groups as terrorists -- like al Qaeda or ISIS -- raises constitutional questions.

"That starts to get very close to the line of potentially infringing on free speech, freedom to associate and express one's views, however abhorrent they may be to others in the population," McCord said.

During the Obama administration, the Justice Department considered creating a domestic terrorism statute. As for now CBS News asked the Justice Department if they were continuing the work, and a spokesman decline to comment.

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Why is there no criminal statute for domestic terrorism?

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This week, we've seen a nation can be terrified without the cause necessarily labeled terrorism.