Attorney General Merrick Garland Warns Of Domestic Terrorism

Attorney General Merrick Garland, who helped prosecute the Oklahoma City bombers, spoke at a memorial, emphasizing that domestic terrorism threats persist in the US. The FBI recently warned about the ongoing threat from domestic violent extremists. Garland highlighted the Justice Department's commitment to using significant resources to prevent such attacks.

What role did Merrick Garland play in the case against the bombers?

• He was not involved in the case.

• He was the lead defense attorney.

• He helped prosecute the case.

• He was a witness in the trial.

What was the main message of Garland's speech at the memorial?

• The Justice Department is not concerned with domestic issues.

• The FBI has stopped monitoring domestic threats.

• Domestic terrorism is no longer a threat.

• Domestic terrorism threats are still present.

What recent warning did the FBI issue regarding domestic terrorism?

• The threat from cyber attacks is the main concern.

• The threat from domestic violent extremists is ongoing and heightened.

• The threat from international terrorists is increasing.

• There is no current threat.

When did the Oklahoma City bombing occur?

• May 1996

• March 1994

• April 1995

• June 1997

According to Garland, what is the Justice Department doing to combat domestic terrorism?

• Reducing resources for domestic security.

• Focusing solely on international threats.

• Ignoring domestic threats.

• Using a lot of resources to prevent domestic attacks.