Senate GOP blocks domestic terrorism bill, gun policy debate
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Senate GOP blocks domestic terrorism bill
Senate Republicans blocked a domestic terrorism bill while asserting it would dangerously expand the government's surveillance powers. On Thursday, the measure failed along party lines. At least 10 Republican votes were needed to advance.
Senate Republicans block domestic terrorism bill
Senate Republicans on Thursday blocked action on a bill aimed at strengthening the federal government's efforts to combat domestic terrorism, rejecting a measure put forward by Democrats after a shooting that police said was motivated by white supremacist ideology killed 10 Black people in a Buffalo, N.Y., supermarket.
Senate Republicans Block Domestic Terrorism Prevention Bill
Senate Republicans have blocked a bill designed to combat domestic terrorism by setting up offices to track domestic terrorist activity and identify risks in order to prevent more incidents like the racially motivated mass shooting in Buffalo. What do you think?Read more...
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