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help us understand the scope of the problem. the threat including from susan broh, the mother of heather heyer, we also heard from officials on what the agencies are doing today and not doing and should be doing in response. white supremacists constitute the most significant threat, but the federal government has a cohesive strategy for addressing the problem. last month s hearing left me with three primary concerns. first the fbi data collection and reporting system. at best drastically underreports hate violence in the u.s., and at worse deliberately obscure the scope of the threat. second the fbi s allocation of resources is skewed do international terrorism despite data showing domestic terror to be the greatest threat, and third, the department of homeland security appears to have no overall strategic plan for how to counter and prevent white supremacist violence. it s night sincere hoping that the friends at the fbi and homeland security here today are prepared to adequ
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