Report Warns Of Violent Threats, Assaults On Workers On Federal Lands

The transcript discusses the increasing violence against federal workers on public lands by anti-government groups. A report from the Government Accountability Office highlights 360 attacks from 2013 to 2017. The FBI has investigated these as domestic terrorism cases, often motivated by anti-government rhetoric. The report predicts more incidents due to tensions over land policies. Notable events include the 2016 militia occupation of the Oregon Wildlife Refuge and confrontations in Nevada. Federal employees face growing threats, and there is a lack of clear federal policy to address these. Recommendations include completing security plans. Political actions, such as President Trump's appointment of William Perry Pendley and pardoning of ranchers, are also discussed.

What recommendations does the Geo report make regarding federal employees' safety?

What actions did President Trump take regarding the Bureau of Land Management and its leadership?