1. Findings Congress finds the following: (1) White Identity Terrorism is the term used by the Department of State to encompass White nationalist and White supremacist terrorists. Individuals who adhere to White nationalist and White supremacist ideologies share a common belief that White people and White identity in western countries are under siege and pursue the destruction of pluralistic values intrinsic to the American way of life. (2) The Global Terrorism Database and corresponding Global Terrorism Index has recorded a rise in the number and lethality of White identity terrorist incidents over the past decade domestically and internationally. (3) Various individuals, networks, and organizations fall under the umbrella of the global White identity terrorist movement, whose adherents are becoming increasingly internationalized, with fighters and terrorist ideology moving across borders. (4) Irresponsible social media site are enabling the internationalization of the White identity terrorist movement in terms of organization and recruitment. State and nonstate actors have helped to build a global, online White identity terrorist echo chamber, including by translating terrorist manifestos and promoting other violent extremist content. This includes countries using troll farms to exacerbate fears of immigrants, Muslims, Jews, and other minorities in western countries among potentially sympathetic audiences. (5) There is evidence that adherents of the White identity movement in the United States are increasingly traveling overseas for training, further contributing to the internationalization of White identity terrorism. Jihadist experiences in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria highlight the dangers that such individuals can pose because of the connections and capabilities they bring with them when they return home. (6) The global White identity terrorist movement has manifested a decentralized organizational approach that encourages individuals to operate independently from one another and execute terrorist attacks