Foreign Government Intimidation

Cases where foreign governments attempt to surveil, intimidate, or harm political dissidents or activists living in the United States

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Guilty Plea in U.S. Assassination Plot Raises Concerns About Foreign Political Intimidation — Including in Small Communities

A guilty plea in a foiled assassination plot targeting a U.S. Sikh activist underscores growing federal concerns about foreign political intimidation reaching into American communities, including those in Southwest Washington.

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