Homeland Security Warns of Rise in Right-Wing Extremism

15 Apr 2009

The Department of Homeland Security is warning law enforcement agencies that recent news is helping “right-wing extremist groups” recruit new members and could lead to violence, and warns about the possible recruitment and radicalization of returning veterans. Full Story

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