13 State School-Board Groups Say They Were Not Consulted about Request for Federal Intervention | National Review

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : "While we look for support to our state and federal governments, we do not seek the involvement of federal law enforcement or other officials in local decisions," the chapter added.
44% : North Carolina's group echoed the same sentiment, writing that criminal activity from community members "should immediately be reported to local law enforcement, which is best equipped to handle such situations and determine if they need further assistance
44% : " It reiterated that it is "best left to law enforcement to determine what constitutes intimidation, harassment, and threats."
21% : Thirteen state school-board associations claim that their national headquarters never consulted them before requesting federal intervention from the Biden administration to investigate "threats" levied by parents to determine whether they constitute "domestic terrorism" or "hate crimes" under the Patriot Act.

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