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Hate groups and racist pundits have pushed misinformation about the COVID-19 pandemic on mainstream social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube throughout the crisis, despite companies pledging to fight fake news about the virus.
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It sounds like something out of fiction: A Texas lawyer allegedly uses a violent group he was once a prominent member of to do surveillance as part of a plot to kill or injure an antagonist.
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Anti-immigrant think tanks are pushing for the U.S. to detain immigrants and asylum seekers throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, even as prisoners stage hunger strikes and other protests in response to what they describe as deteriorating health conditions in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities.
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Facebook continues to provide a safe haven for hate groups and extremists despite the company鈥檚 attempts to 鈥渟top the most egregious and dangerous groups from using its tools.鈥� Hatewatch staff previously reported several extremist groups and pages currently active on the platform directly to Facebook in 2018.
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Michael Hill has no intention of letting a global pandemic cancel plans for the League of the South鈥檚 annual conference.
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At 鈥淯nite the Right鈥� in Charlottesville, Virginia, Azzmador appeared to be everywhere.
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Far-right extremists believe the intense uncertainty surrounding the outbreak of COVID-19 will aid their ability to recruit new members into their movement.
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A litany of conservative groups and figures, including members of听hate and antigovernment extremist groups, have signed a March 17 letter to President Trump asking him to investigate China for its alleged role in spreading the novel coronavirus and hiding its origins.
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The Trump administration took steps to block asylum seekers from entering the U.S.-Mexico border amid the COVID-19 pandemic.听This nativist policy course has been pushed by anti-immigrant pundits and hate groups from the time the crisis started to unfold.
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Robin Hvidston, a longtime anti-immigrant activist, is running as a Republican for a California Assembly seat in District 41.
