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DOJ clarifies stance on hate speech

DOJ clarifies stance on hate speech

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Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi's comments on prosecuting hate speech sparked controversy, even among MAGA supporters. Bondi stated her department would target hate speech, prompting corrections that hate speech is protected under the First Amendment. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche clarified the DOJ targets threats of violence, not speech itself, though he initially avoided the question. Bondi later clarified her position on X, emphasizing that threats of violence are not protected speech and vowing to combat violent rhetoric targeting conservatives. The incident led to criticism from some conservative figures.

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