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Threat of political violence remains high after Kirk killing
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There’s been a renewed focus on political violence following the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and the attacks on Democratic lawmakers in Minnesota.
Under the Trump administration, efforts of federal law enforcement have been reassigned to immigration enforcement.
Ware says undocumented immigrants are not a threat of political violence or terrorism.
“Undocumented immigrants can be a source of a variety of challenges, including crime, including drugs, but it typically has not had a relationship with with terrorism,” Ware said.
“It’s important to note that we actually don’t even have domestic terrorism laws, let alone domestic terrorism lists, in this country,” Ware said.
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