fighting or acts of terrorism while connected. in 2011, c.a.r.e. s california chapter displayed an old poster which stated, build a wall of resistance, don t talk to the fbi. although c.a.r.e. removed the poster once the media reported on it, it reflects a larger and troubling pattern. when the terrorism commission legislation was moving in 1998 and c.a.r.e. s own word they asked muslims to contact leaders and urge them to eliminate the new legislation that would create a national commission on terrorism this was misguided and fortunately not successful. regrettably, the commission s recommendation sent to congress in june 2000 were generally ignored until 9/11, when 3,000 people were killed, including more than two dozen from my congressional district. let me be clear. c.a.r.e. is counterproductive and it is hurting the american muslim community. i raise the concerns because if we are to successfully counterradical terrorism, law enforcement will need the active engagement