Some acts of terrorism in the United States are transnational in origin and nature, while others are the "homegrown" or domestic variety.

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Some terrorist activities in the United States have connections to international terrorist groups or ideologies, making them transnational, while others are perpetrated by individuals or groups within the country without foreign ties, thus considered "homegrown" or domestic terrorism.

Some Acts of Terrorism in the United States Are Transnational