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How a Washington state plan to fight domestic extremism could be a model for the nation

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In Washington state this week, legislators held public hearings to form a domestic violent extremism commission that, if implemented, would make Washington the first in the nation to target extremism with a public health and civic engagement approach. Laura Barrón-López spoke with Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson about what his state is doing and how it could be a model for the nation.

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U.S. & Canada
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alt-right violence, domestic terrorism, domestic violent extremism
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