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A mosque in Ohio was attacked for the third time. Members expressed doubt that Trump's FBI would classify it as a hate crime, highlighting concerns about how the administration handles bias-motivated violence.
A mosque in Ohio was attacked for the third time. Members of the mosque expressed doubt that Trump's FBI would classify the attacks as hate crimes, signaling broader concerns about how the administration handles bias-motivated violence.
When a religious facility is attacked three times and community members are already skeptical that law enforcement will call it what it is, that skepticism is based on something. Either the administration has already signaled that it won't take these attacks seriously, or there's enough concern about its stance on Islam that the community doesn't trust it. Either way, the third attack on the same target suggests an escalating pattern that law enforcement has failed to stop.
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