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Pam Bondi CONFRONTED Over Maxwell’s Ineligible Prison Transfer

Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared before the House Judiciary Committee for her first major oversight hearing, where Representative Mary Gay Scanlon asked whether Bondi had compiled the domestic threat group list mandated under NSPM-7. What followed quickly became one of the most notable exchanges of the session. Bondi confirmed that a list exists, yet she declined to share it with Congress, refused to name any groups included, and would not explain the standards used to determine who is placed on—or removed from—the list. She also criticized the congresswoman for pressing the issue. In this video, we break down the full exchange, examine the unclear legal basis for Bondi’s position, and explain what NSPM-7 is designed to address—particularly its emphasis on political ideology rather than specific criminal acts. We also explore the Justice Department’s decision to remove earlier research on political violence and compare Bondi’s current approach with the assurances she gave under oath during her confirmation hearing a year earlier. At the heart of this discussion is a larger question: is this a justified national security safeguard, or a politically influenced registry operating behind the veil of classification? #PamBondi #HouseJudiciary #DOJ #NSPM7 #CivilLiberties #CongressionalOversight #FirstAmendment #Democracy