The DOJ will oversee the creation of hotlines dedicated to receiving reports of hate crimes to help local police departments throughout the country prevent racially motivated violence in their communities. The initiative will also incentivize states to submit hate crime data to the FBI for its annual report, which is not currently required for local law enforcement agencies.
“Each of these steps share the common goal of deterring hate crimes and hate incidents and addressing them when they occur, supporting those victimized by them, and reducing the pernicious effects that they have on our society,” Garland told reporters Friday. “These are not easy tasks. We know the threats we face are evolving and the strategies to confront them must evolve as well.
Officials are investigating a recent string of shootings nationwide as hate crimes and violent extremism, although the DOJ had already been working on establishing these initiatives before those attacks.
More government grift for some companies out there.
Waste of funds.
They will be flooded with nonsense from psychos and people who just want to cause trouble for people or political opinions they don't like.
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