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Challenges in Combatting Extremism in Military Likely to Persist Under Trump Administration

share-iconPublished: Friday, January 03 share-iconUpdated: Friday, January 03 comment-icon11 months ago
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Challenges in Combatting Extremism in Military Likely to Persist Under Trump Administration

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  • The recent New Year’s Day **terrorist attacks** in New Orleans and Las Vegas, linked to military personnel, reignite concerns over **extremism in the US military**.
  • Defense Secretary **Lloyd Austin** previously announced efforts to combat this issue, yet these initiatives have largely **lost momentum** during the Biden administration.
  • Funding cuts led to the **Countering Extremism Working Group** being effectively dissolved by congressional Republicans, following conflicting reports on the situation.
  • The independent report commissioned by Austin concluded there was **no disproportionate rate** of violent extremism in the military, but has faced scrutiny over its **data inaccuracies**.
  • Analysts express concern that the environment under a Trump administration may worsen the handling of this issue, jeopardizing future efforts to address military-related extremism.

For further details, visit the [original news article](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jan/03/extremism-military-trump-terrorist-attacks).

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