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Read. Follow. Verify.Congressional Hearing on Anti-Democratic Extremist Groups
Record date · January 1, 2023
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What This Bill Does
The House Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties held a hearing on December 13, 2022, to examine the evolution of anti-democratic extremist groups and their impact on American democracy. This was the seventh part of a series focused on confronting white supremacy.
This hearing serves as a formal record of expert testimony and congressional inquiry into the activities of extremist groups, which informs potential future legislative or oversight actions regarding domestic security and civil rights.
Who It Affects
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General Public
The hearing addresses national security and democratic stability, which impacts the general population.
Subcommittee Members
Members are responsible for conducting oversight and evaluating testimony for potential policy development.
Key Facts
- The hearing took place on December 13, 2022, in the Rayburn House Office Building.
- This session was the seventh installment of the 'Confronting White Supremacy' hearing series.
- Six expert witnesses provided oral testimony regarding extremist groups and threats to democracy.
- Representative Andy Biggs submitted several documents for the record, including handouts on 'Use of Force', 'Search and Seizure', 'Firearm Safety', and 'Citizens Posse Pinal County Description'.
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- Representative Nancy Mace submitted 'Tweets Docs' for the record.
- The hearing was conducted by the Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties of the Committee on Oversight and Reform.
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Representative Biggs submitted a wide range of materials, including firearm safety and search and seizure handouts, which contrast with the primary focus of the hearing on white supremacy.
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