Parents who dared speak out against progressive policies in American public schools were tracked and harassed by the FBI. If you dared go to a school board meeting and speak out against pro-transgender policies, or gay porn in school libraries, Biden’s FBI viewed you as a national security risk.
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon stated, “Under the Biden Administration, parents were the enemy. They were labeled as terrorists, targeted, and investigated by a government weaponized against them. That era is over. The Trump Administration is acting with unprecedented energy and purpose to restore parents’ natural rights as the primary protectors of their children.”
Weaponization Report: The Biden DOJ’s Targeting of Outspoken Parents Was Worse Than Anyone Thought– www.standingforfreedom.com
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Attorney General Merrick Garland and others ignored stark warnings from the DOJ’s own attorneys against sending the FBI to investigate concerned parents who opposed leftist school policies as potential domestic terrorists.
In a scathing new report, the Department of Justice’s Weaponization Working Group concluded that the Biden administration worked together with the National School Boards Association (NSBA) in 2021 to target parents who opposed local school board policies and ignored warnings from their own attorneys that their actions were political and likely a blatant violation of the Constitution.
The 273-page report, released on Monday, comes five years after the DOJ labeled parents expressing their free speech as potential domestic terrorists. At that time, parents were increasingly frustrated over policies governing COVID, teaching Critical Race Theory (CRT) and other Marxist ideas, and boys in girls’ sports and private spaces. They were voicing these concerns, often loudly and in large numbers, at school board meetings, as well as in writing.
In response, the NSBA sent a letter to President Biden claiming that schools and education leaders were “under an immediate threat” from parents who were participating in the equivalent of “domestic terrorism and hate crimes” and committing “acts of malice, violence, and threats” against school board members, school staff, and students and asking for “immediate assistance” to protect schools, school board members, and educators. It suggested that charges could be brought under a slew of federal terrorism and hate crime laws, including the Patriot Act and the Conspiracy Against Rights statute.
