With the onset of Donald Trump's second administration, far-right activists, including neo-Nazis, express excitement over an opportunity to regroup and expand their influence. They perceive a sharp shift from the previous Biden administration, which actively countered extremist movements. This group is now keen to penetrate existing institutions and build new ones, capitalizing on perceived leftist weakness and a more favorable political environment for their agenda. Their sentiments reflect a broader belief among extremists that they can operate more openly and aggressively without facing significant repercussions, particularly after Trump's actions, such as pardoning participants of the January 6 attack.
During the Biden administration, far-right extremists faced significant pressure, but with Trump's return, many see an opportunity to mobilize and organize openly.
Neo-Nazis are expressing confidence as they await a Trump administration, believing it will create a favorable climate for their extremist activities.
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