We must keep our families and our communities safe as well as our police.

I am also introducing today the bipartisan FASTER Act, the Freezing Assets of Suspected Terrorists and Enemy Recruits Act.

I know what racism looks like. I know what antisemitism looks like.

We all have a duty to speak up, regardless as to who the perpetrator is.

Oath Keeper membership data revealed that politicians and elected officials, including here in New Jersey, had signed up for an Oath Keepers membership.

Combatting antisemitism and violent extremism will take a concerted effort at every level of government.

Are you concerned about these growing threats in our State?

So I mean we would consider them domestic violent extremists under--you have it under actually--you have it under domestic extremism attack time line.

I have said before that we must combat antisemitism wherever it exists.

This is just one of seven reported antisemitic incidents here in Bergen County last year alone, the highest in all of New Jersey.

I am introducing my bipartisan bill, the FASTER Act, today.

I helped lead a bipartisan resolution to condemn rising antisemitism and recognize the many contributions Jewish Americans have made to our great Nation.

I think it is related to, obviously, your broader efforts to make sure we stand up to it.

Since 9/11, Americans have been aware of the threat to the homeland presented by terrorist organizations overseas in the way that we hadn't.

When it comes to the fight against antisemitism, failure is not an option.

Across the country, including right here in our community, there has been a dramatic spike in hate crimes targeting religious and ethnic groups and members of the LGBTQ community as well.

We must combat all forms of hate wherever it exists and ensure our communities and law enforcement have the resources they need to stay safe and secure.

I am committed to combating antisemitic violence and violent extremist attacks in New Jersey and the country.