The Hill News

Since the attacks of September 11, 2001, we have expected extremists to come from “over there.” But recently, the number of incidents involving home-grown Islamic extremists has spiked. While we might instinctively look to the federal government to protect us from enemies, whether foreign or domestic, the solution to this challenge does not lie simply in better policy, better intelligence, or more police officers. The solution for containing domestic radicalization lies in the hands of the American people and the society we create.

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