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DHS warns of higher risk from domestic extremists

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DHS warns of higher risk from domestic extremists

DHS warns of higher risk from domestic extremists

The United States could face a heightened threat of domestic extremist violence for weeks from people angry at Donald Trump's election defeat and inspired by the deadly storming of the U.S. Capitol, the Department of Homeland Security warned on Wednesday.

This report produced by Chris Dignam.


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