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FBI Director Chris Wray has described white supremacist extremism as ‘a persistent, pervasive threat’ during a House committee appropriations hearing. According to congressman Jose Serrano, Wray did not mention the issue by name in his budget request to the House, but Wray reiterated the significance of the issue, describing the shift from organised white supremacist groups towards un-coordinated lone actors. His comments were in contrast to those of Donald Trump who, after the Christchurch shooting, said he 'didn’t really’ see white nationalism as a growing threat around the world but instead a 'small group of people with serious problems’. Continue reading…
