New US domestic terrorism policy targets beliefs, raising free speech concerns

theconversation.com

A new Trump administration policy redefines domestic terrorism to include ideological beliefs, raising concerns about targeting dissent. The directive identifies "anti-Christian," "anti-capitalism," or "anti-American" views as potential indicators of domestic terrorism, shifting focus from actions to beliefs. This policy risks chilling free speech and association, as critics warn it could criminalize individuals based on ideology rather than violent actions.


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