Urges Federal Bureau of Investigation to categorize white supremacists as domestic terrorists.

AR 106 is a New Jersey Assembly Resolution urging the FBI to classify crimes committed by white supremacists and white nationalists as domestic terrorism rather than hate crimes or gang-related offenses. The bill directly affects the FBI’s classification system and resource allocation for investigations, as domestic terrorism cases currently receive higher priority and more resources than hate crime cases. Key provisions state that reclassifying these acts would ensure counterterrorism agents and greater federal resources are dedicated to investigating and prosecuting such violence. The resolution cites statistics showing white supremacist attacks have outnumbered Islamic terrorist attacks since 9/11 and notes current FBI practices often under-reserve these cases. This is a non-binding resolution, not a law, intended to influence federal policy through advocacy.