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In the present day scenario, the international terrorist organizations like PLF and PELP are mostly violent, however, in America domestic terrorism is more common to see. The impacts of domestic terrorism are worse in comparison to international terrorism. Actually, the United States is the place for people belonging from various communities. Permanent citizens are sometimes rude to others as these permanent citizens are getting fewer opportunities ("American Domestic Terrorist Attacks Since 9/11", 2018).