The violence of extremism within the front lines of United States states is rapidly increasing, the FBI Director Christopher Wray has announced at the Congress, pointing out that his agents are investigating and the current situation of 2,000 cases of national terrorism. It’s more than double the cases that, when it was read to the Bureau’s Board of Directors in 2017, have been explained, and the number has disappeared from the Capitol’s pass on the 6th of January. An episode in which Wray failed to classify “national terrorism” in his comparison this March to the Senate Judiciary Committee investigating the police response to the insurgency of Donald Trump’s extremist followers, which is being debated in Congress treat to the certification of the electoral Victoria of the High President Joe Biden.
“We have significantly increased the number of investigations and detentions,” Wray said, referring to the company’s allegations by some Republicans that groups of activists are organizing an inauguration to prosecute Trump.
The Director of the FBI has also defended the management of its intelligence agency announcing the possibility of a violent attack on January 6, that the police officers are responsible for the security of the Capitol in this area, in his propia comparientie ante los senadores, que no habían leido con anterioridad. The federal agents have shared three different information provided by police officers, Wray assured, but has announced that a review of internal practices due to the 6th year of violence is not an “acceptable result”.
Senators interrogated Wray about his failures in communication between the agency and the police corps deployed in the Capitol, but also about the deployment of extreme rights militias. “The 6th of January was not a hecho aislado. “The problem of national terrorism has been metastatic throughout the country since time immemorial and will not disappear soon,” said Wray.
The phenomenon of Alert Wray’s alert that the FBI, which directs its focus on international terrorism after the September 11, 2001 attacks, is undergoing an adaptation process to focus on the organization of racist and extremist groups. El propio president Biden has appointed a director of the inteligencia nacional que trabaje en esa dirección.