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- Congressional Survey on Hate Crimes
- Sean Patrick Maloney
Response of Sean Patrick Maloney (D-N.Y.)
The Questions
- Are hate crimes a problem in your state?
- Should Congress do something about hate crimes and white supremacist violence in your state? If so, what specifically?
The Response
“Hate has no place in the Hudson Valley. We must stand together against bigoted attacks - anti-Semitic, anti-LGBTQ, or any other form of cowardly intimidation and violence. Communities across New York are made stronger by diversity – period.” On background: The Congressman recently cosponsored new legislation to make it illegal for someone convicted of a misdemeanor hate crime to own a gun, and introduced a bill earlier this year strengthening the data collection system (the Center for Disease Control’s National Violent Death Reporting System) for violent deaths (including hate crime) against the LGBTQ community.
- Date Sept. 23, 2019
- Reporter Mark Lungariello of The Journal News