February 06, 2021
Alexis Collins discusses America's domestic terrorism challenges on MSNBC
On February 6, 2021, CNAS Adjunct Senior Fellow Alexis Collins appeared on MSNBC to discuss the differences between how U.S. and Canadian law address domestic terrorism and terrorist organizations with Ali Velshi.
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