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Irs To Review Security At Facilities As Threats From Extremists Increase

IRS to review security at facilities as threats from extremists increase

by theguardian
24 Aug 2022
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The Internal Revenue Service announced on Tuesday that it will do a security assessment of its facilities following increased threats from alt-right extremists and a burst of funding the agency is set to obtain.

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IRS to review security at facilities as threats from extremists increase