Trump supporters may attack US again, US intelligence

Washington (94 news) The amount of devastation that the United States faced around the world in response to the climbing of the Capitol Hill by the supporters of Donald Trump in the past few days has hardly ever happened in the history of the United States. The rebellion was crushed by the agitators, but the threat of a rebellion still remains.

According to intelligence reports, there is still a danger that the angry protesters could do anything to end everything. 20 There is a fear of turmoil in the swearing-in ceremony on January. According to the American news agency, the head of the Democratic Party in the US Senate, Chuck Schumer, said that he had asked the federal investigation agency. (The FBI) Director Christopher Wray on Saturday and urged him to go after the rioters who attacked the Congress building last week and killed a police officer.

Chuck Schumer has said that he has asked the FBI director to investigate possible attacks as well. The statement of the leader of the Democratic Party in the Senate came on the occasion that the supporters of President Trump attacked and vandalized the Congress building on Capitol Hill on January 6. At the time of the mob attack on the building, the process of confirming the victory of the newly elected President Joe Biden was underway.
House proceedings were suspended for several hours after the attack by violent protesters. Chuck Schumer says the threat of riots from extremists still exists and the next few weeks are difficult for America's democracy. Likewise, in a letter written by Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser on Saturday to Acting Homeland Security Chief Chad Wolf, he is asked to implement stricter security directives that will take effect on Monday. 24 Extend till January.

The mayor added that she wants the federal Department of the Interior to also deny requests for permits for public gatherings during the president-elect's swearing-in period. According to him, due to the restrictions of the corona virus, only limited people will be allowed to come to the swearing-in ceremony. The US Secret Service is responsible for providing security at the swearing-in ceremony. The Secret Service has said in a statement that 20 A lot of preparations have been made to secure the event in January and to avoid the risk of riots.