FBI Focuses on MAGA Trump Supporters in Domestic Extremism Investigations
Shared By Peter Boykin – American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist / Political Candidate
FBI targets MAGA
FBI Focuses on MAGA Trump Supporters in Domestic Extremism Investigations
In a startling revelation reported by Newsweek, the FBI’s recent actions have raised concerns over its treatment of Trump-supporting American citizens, with some being labeled as domestic terrorists.
The Numbers Speak: Data examined by Newsweek suggests that nearly two-thirds of the FBI’s ongoing investigations are centered around Trump supporters, particularly those accused of violating “anti-riot” laws. Notably, the number of FBI “assessments,” which involve monitoring individuals with specific political affiliations, more than doubled from 2019 to 2021.
Political Prioritization: Despite the significant damage inflicted during the 2020 summer riots by groups like Black Lives Matter and ANTIFA, FBI data underscores a notable emphasis on Trump supporters in its domestic extremism investigations.
Taking a Broader Perspective: These figures from FBI data appear to align with President Joe Biden’s repeated assertions regarding threats posed by “extreme MAGA Republicans.”
Public Sentiment: A growing segment of the American population perceives the actions of the Biden administration as indicative of a two-tiered justice system. Six out of ten Americans express a desire to see reforms within the FBI or even consider the prospect of shutting it down.
The Larger Context: With the 2024 election looming just a year away, concerns are mounting over whether the Biden Department of Justice is laying the groundwork to target its political adversaries. The implications of these developments are sure to have a significant impact on the political landscape in the lead-up to the election.
[Source: Newsweek, The Federalist]
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