The Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act of 2025 establishes dedicated offices within the Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice, and FBI to monitor, analyze, and prosecute domestic terrorism threats, with particular focus on white supremacist and neo-Nazi activities. These new offices will employ staff trained in civil rights compliance and require participating agencies to share information through a Domestic Terrorism Executive Committee and submit detailed biannual reports to Congress documenting assessments, investigations, arrests, prosecutions, and convictions. The bill also mandates an interagency task force to address white supremacist infiltration of law enforcement and military agencies, requires domestic terrorism training for federal and state law enforcement, and authorizes FBI agents in each field office to investigate hate crimes connected to domestic terrorism. All reporting will be made publicly available to the greatest extent possible, and the authorized offices will sunset after 10 years unless reauthorized by Congress.
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