Domestic terror threats top worry for Congress members on 9/11 anniversary

On the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacksThe members of the congress on both sides of the political gait said that they are most concerned that domestic terrorism influences the Americans.

When asked whether he is more concerned about domestic or foreign terrorists, Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tennes, told Fox News Digital: “You have to be vigilant.”

But after that Murder of the conservative leader Charlie Kirk At Utah Valley University, he gave a special fault on the left and said: “You have blood in your hands, there is no question.”

“I think the effects could be monumental in the ballot box,” said Burchett.

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Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texasreplied: “We need a country that respects the rule of law and can actually get involved in civil law discourse. We don’t have that at the moment. That is a problem.”

“We have threats from all areas, overseas and here, but they know that we have to start respecting the rule of law, or we will have nothing left,” added Roy.

In the current climate, Rep. Jodey Arrington, R-Texas, “I think, domestically” and added: “It is not about whether when.”

“You can’t let your guard on the guard either,” added Arrington and recalled George W. Bush. “

Arrington expressed special concern about terrorists who were let through the border into the country.

“You also cannot allow your border to be far open where you have people, on the number of people on the terrorist observation list here,” he said.

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Another Texan Republican, Rep. Troy Nehls, also said Biden administration.

“What we have seen with all the terrorism, whereby the people have come across our southern border in the past four years and chase innocent victims in our country, kill rile and kill everyone else, I mean these people who come here. Aragua trainI look at these terrorists, right? Come here and cause damage and effect. “

Like Roy, Nehls also complained about violence by “American people against the American people with a different point of view”.

“We cannot have a casual conversation and not agree. We will start to lift our fists or show weapons and shoot people,” said Nehls, adding, “it went too far.”

Rep. Don Bacon, R-Neb.

“Many people have neither hope nor the purpose, a spiritual hope or a spiritual purpose. And then they have all this demonization and people are involved. They are involved in their own little websites. Social media, their own cable and these boys feed on trouble,” he said.

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Democrats also said that they were extremely concerned about domestic terrorist threats.

“Domestic terrorism stops me at night,” said MP André Carson, D-DEN.

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“I would like to work with my Republican colleagues and the law enforcement community as well as activists and people with Goodwill to bring our community to safety,” he added.

Rep. Ritchie Torres, Rn.Y., said: “I worry in the age of social media, I think we are witness to the rise of violent extremism and domestic terrorism both at home and abroad.”

Torres added that “the security of public figures can no longer be regarded as a matter of course”.

“I have lost an incentive to conduct public events without extensive safety precautions,” he said, adding, “I suspect that the fear of every congress member is heavily burdened.”