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24. Anniversary 9/11 Terrorist attacksThe members of the Congress on both sides of the political passage expressed that they were most concerned about the increase in domestic terrorism that affect Americans.
When asked if he was more concerned about domestic or foreign terrorists, the tail. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., Said Fox News Digital, “You have to be awake at all that.”
Still, in awakening Assassination of Conservative Leaders Charlie Kirk At the University of Utah Valley, he set for a certain guilt on the left, “they have blood on their hands on this, there is no question.”
“Repercussions, I think it could be monumentally on the ballot box,” Burchett said.
And the tail. Chip Roy, R-Texas, on the left and tail. Ritchie Torres, dn.i., on the right, expressed concern about the increase in threats of domestic terrorism before 24. Anniversary of terrorist attacks 11. September. (Getti Images and Fox News Photo / Joshua Comins and Victor J. Blue / Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Tail. Chip Roi, R-TexasHe replied that “we need a country that respects the rule of law and it can actually be involved in civil discourse. We don’t have that right now. It’s a problem.”
“We have threats from all around, abroad and here, but you know we need to start respecting the rule of law or we won’t leave,” nothing else added, “we added anything.
In the current climate, the representative of JodeI Arrington, R-Texas, replied “I think it’s home”, adding “, it’s not a matter, but when.”
“You can’t let it be stored on guard,” Arrington added, recall, “I was in the White House with 11. September George V. Bush. “
Arrington expressed special concern about terrorists who were released into the ground through the border.
“You can also not allow your border to be open where you have people, shooting people numbers, in the list of terrorist listing lists,” he said.
Multiple members of Congress expressed concern about potential terrorists who entered the United States during the administration of stage. In the picture: Immigrants are placed on a remote US border patrol price for patrol processing after the prevalection of US-Mexico installation 7. December 2023. in Lukeville, Arizona. (John Moore / Getty Images)
Second Texas Republican, tail. Troy Nehls, he also said he was worried about terrorists in the ground in the ground Biden Administration.
“What we saw with all terrorism, with individuals who crossed our southern border in the last four years and predetermine the innocent victims in our country, killing Laken Riley and everyone else, I think these people come here Aragua TrainI think those terrorists are, aren’t they? It comes here and causing damage and influence. “
Like Roy, Nehls also appealed violence “American people against American people with an impunity of view.”
“We can’t have a casual conversation and we agree that we don’t agree. We’ll raise the fists or start showing people,” Nehls said, “he went too far”.
Tail. Don Bacon, R-Neb, said that although the international terrorist threat was “still”, “she believes that” we have an increased domestic problem because we have lost its spiritual spiritually spiritually spiritually. “
“A lot of people have hope or purpose, spiritual hope or purpose. And then you have all this demonization and people in it. Social media, your own cable, and then these guys feed,” he said.
Joseph Vogl is marked in front of the Timpanogos Regional Hospital on Wednesday, 10. September 2025. in Orem, Utah, after shooting Charlie Kirk. (Alex Goodlett / AP photo)
And democrats also said that they were extremely concerned about domestic terrorist threats.
“Homemade terrorism accelerates me at night,” the tail said. Andre Carson, D-Ind.
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“I want to work with my republican colleagues and the laws for law and activists and people of good will in maintaining the security of our community,” he added.
Tail. Ritchie Torres, Rn.i., said, “I’m worried about the social media age, we think we are witnessing violent extremism and domestic terrorism and in the country and abroad.”
Torres added that “the security of public figures could no longer be caught for granted.”
“I lost an incentive to do public events without extensive precautions,” he shared, adding, “I doubt that anxiety strives in every member of the Congress.”
