A newly declassified document reveals details of the Biden administration's strategy to counter domestic terrorism. The strategy, which was previously classified, outlines several key approaches, including enhanced information sharing between government agencies and large technology companies, often referred to as Big Tech. The goal was to identify and address potential threats from domestic extremists online.
In addition to information sharing, the strategy also considered legislative options such as banning assault weapons and implementing stricter regulations on ghost guns, which are firearms that can be assembled at home and are difficult to trace. Proponents of these measures argue they are necessary to reduce gun violence and prevent future acts of terrorism.
However, the declassified strategy has sparked controversy, with some critics expressing concerns about potential infringements on privacy rights and freedom of speech. They argue that increased government surveillance and collaboration with Big Tech could lead to the suppression of dissenting voices and the erosion of civil liberties. The debate highlights the ongoing tension between national security concerns and the protection of individual freedoms in the digital age.
Biden's Counterterrorism Strategy Included Big Tech Information Sharing
A declassified Biden administration counterterrorism strategy reveals a focus on domestic threats. The strategy proposed increased information sharing between government agencies and Big Tech companies. It also explored potential measures such as banning assault weapons and regulating ghost guns to combat domestic extremism. Critics are raising concerns about potential privacy violations and government overreach.