Threats to health care sector targets likely to remain ‘elevated’ amid cultural wars: DHS
Threats to health care locations and those who work there are surging and are likely to remain “elevated,” as a result of cultural and divisive issues like abortion, gender-related care and a hangover from debates caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, federal intelligence analysts said.
The brew of hot-button socio-medical issues litigated both in the public square and in the courts will “amplify the health care sector’s visibility as a potential target for attack” by domestic extremists, according to a new briefing memo issued by the Department of Homeland Security on Feb. 26.

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