According to AG Merrick Garland, speaking before the Senate Appropriations Committee, it is:
The consistency of the civil service employees in the Justice Department, working through the Obama, Trump, and Biden presidencies--and possibly earlier--gives those employees a far better insight into democracy's threats than the Trump political appointees who did not have the same tenure.
Garland investigated the 1994 Oklahoma City bombing for the government as well.
White supremacy is top security threat, Garland says
Violence incited by white supremacists poses “the most dangerous threat to our democracy.” That assertion reflects near-universal consensus among national security experts, including those who worked for the Trump administration.
The consistency of the civil service employees in the Justice Department, working through the Obama, Trump, and Biden presidencies--and possibly earlier--gives those employees a far better insight into democracy's threats than the Trump political appointees who did not have the same tenure.
Garland investigated the 1994 Oklahoma City bombing for the government as well.
The attorney general went on to say that “there has to be a hierarchy of things that we prioritize. This would be the one we’d prioritize.”
White supremacy is top security threat, Garland says