Hate Crime Cases Reach The Highest Level In The US
Hate crime cases reach the highest level in the US in a decade, revealed in the FBI report. Hate crime cases in the US have been steadily increasing this year.
Meanwhile, the US Federal Investigation Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), has released a report and has made a big disclosure about the increasing cases of hate crime in America.
The annual report of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) says that Hate Crime in the US has reached the highest level in a decade in 2019.
According to data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) annual report, a total of 7,314 het crime cases were reported in the US in 2019, the highest in the past decade.
The FBI said in the annual report that law enforcement agencies submitted 7,314 criminal incidents and 8,559 related crimes as incident, motivated by race, ethnicity, religion, physical orientation, disability, and identity.
The FBI said it is the most hate crime since 2008 when 7,783 such cases were reported. In 2017, 7,175 hate crime incidents were reported and in 2018 7,120 such incidents were reported.
The report said that there were 51 hate crime murders in 2019, including 22 people who were shot and killed at a Walmart in the Texas border town of El Paso.
The suspects in the August 2019 shooting, which injured two dozen other people, were charged with both state and federal crimes, which officials said was an attempt to intimidate Hispanic people in the US.
The FBI has also stated that last year, 5,512 incidents involving hate were classified as crimes against individuals, 2,811 as crimes against property and 236 as crimes against society.
The President is not coming back even after the election defeat, Trump has given the edge to foreign policy, what will Biden do now
US President Donald Trump will issue a formal order this week to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan and Iraq.
A media report was quoted as saying that the Pentagon has issued a notice to the commanders of both Afghanistan and Iraq to implement a plan to reduce the number of troops to 2,500 by mid-January.
Significantly, the first US President of this media report, Robert O Brien, National Security Advisor to Donald Trump, said last month that by the beginning of 2021.
The strength of US troops in Afghanistan will be around 2500. Significantly, this decision is being taken by the Trump administration at a time when the President has lost the election.
The new President Joe Biden will take charge on 20 January. It would be interesting to see how the Democratic Party reacts to this.
What will be the stand of the new President of America? Especially when Trump has not accepted his defeat.
