Washington has launched a hotline in three major counties for residents to report hate crimes and incidents of bias.

The hate crimes and bias incidents hotline launched almost exactly a year after it was reported that Oregon’s hotline mostly tracks legal activities.

The Department of Justice said it would prioritize seeking to strip citizenship from naturalized U.S. citizens in more cases.

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