Summary
The FBI has ended its partnership with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), which had worked with law enforcement to combat extremism and antisemitism. This move is seen as a shift by the Trump administration to focus more on left-wing violence rather than right-wing threats. The decision follows criticism of the ADL's work and disagreements between the FBI and the ADL.
Key Facts
- The FBI ended its partnership with the Anti-Defamation League.
- The ADL had a long history of working with the FBI to fight extremism and antisemitism.
- Scholars suggest the Trump administration is shifting focus away from right-wing violence.
- The FBI's decision followed backlash against ADL content on right-wing groups.
- FBI director Kash Patel announced the split, citing political reasons.
- The ADL removed pages from its website after criticism.
- The ADL expressed respect for the FBI despite the end of their partnership.
