Well, that is unfortunately consistent with the information that I think each of us has observed in our own communities, and it is clearly a circumstance that we need to take aggressive action, and we thank you for the manner in which you are proceeding in this regard.
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Cardin acknowledges the rise in hate crimes and calls for aggressive action.
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