Feds Drop Controversial Anti-terror Program

Asbury Park - Home, Asbury Park Press
Wed, 10/19/2016 - 5:06am

Federal law enforcement officials, under fire by civil rights groups, have dropped an effort to create counseling teams to intervene with young people who show signs of drifting toward radical Islamic ideology and terrorism.

Topics: New Jersey Monmouth County Neptune

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Feds Drop Controversial Anti-terror Program

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