FBI Director Kash Patel has abolished the bureau partnership Anti-defense league after anger from Maga On the group’s decision to list Charlie Kirk’s turning point USA as “extremist”.
The FBI had an intelligence-sharing and training partnership with the group, which campaigns to fight antisamitism, but now Patel has pulled the plug On the system.
Patel also accused the conservative groups of “espionage”.
In 2019, the ADL-whose main mission is to compete against defamation against Jewish people and organizations-published a highly important background page about the organization and his late leader, promoting “Christian nationality” and the group’s relations were told about “far-flung extremists and white nationalists”.
The page has been taken down, but it has inspired the fury From the data of the major maga.
Elon Musk, who has killed the support for far-flung movements in the United Kingdom and Germany over the years, accused the group of becoming a “left hate publicity machine” on Sunday in a post on the group.
“ADL hates Christians, so it is a hatred group,” the billionaire said that the group said, who fights antisementism.
The group has over the years shared hundreds of suggestions about extremist activity with the FBI and other law enforcement agencies, but Patel on Wednesday accused the X of “spying on Americans” in a post on X.
He cited a comment made by former FBI director James Comi, who created training sessions with ADL compulsory for agents in 2014.
Comi said in a speech at an ADL summit in 2014, “If it looks like a love letter to ADL, it is, and well,” Comi said in a speech at an ADL summit in 2014.
Patel confiscated comments to justify relations with the group.
“James Comi wrote ‘Love Letters’ to ADL and embedded FBI agents with him – a group that used to run derogatory options that spied on Americans,” Patel said. “That era is over. This FBI will not participate with political fronts that is in the form of a watchdog.”
This step follows Comi’s criminal prosecution last week, accusing him Making false statements in September 2020 and interrupting Congress proceedingsHe denies any wrongdoing.
In a statement, ADL stated that it remained “more committed” for the “protecting Jewish people”.
The organization said, “As we prepare to inspect the holiest day of the year on the Jewish calendar, we have seen a statement about FBI’s relationship with ADL from FBI Director Patel,” the organization said.
“ADL has deep respect for federal investigation and law enforcement officers at all levels across the country, who work every day, all Americans to protect all Americans regardless of their dynasty, religion, ethnicity, faith, political affiliation or any other point of difference.”