美国各州通过法律,禁止极端主义行为,包括仇恨言论和白人至高无上的象征,即使没有正式的团体成员。 U.S. states pass laws targeting extremist behavior, including hate speech and white supremacist symbols, even without formal group membership.

一些美国州已经制定或颁布立法,旨在遏制与极端主义团体有关的行为,特别是与被贴上“兼职纳粹”标签的团体有关的行为,重点是仇恨言论、公开恐吓和象征性的白人至上表现。 Several U.S. states have introduced or enacted legislation aimed at curbing behavior associated with extremist groups, particularly those labeled as "part-time Nazis," focusing on hate speech, public intimidation, and symbolic displays of white supremacy. 这些法律针对那些公开从事极端主义行为但没有正式加入有组织的仇恨团体的个人,扩大了法律覆盖面,以解决新出现的网上和人身骚扰形式。 These laws target individuals who engage in overtly extremist conduct without formal membership in organized hate groups, expanding legal reach to address emerging forms of online and in-person harassment. 这些措施反映出人们日益关切公共场所和数字平台中极端主义意识形态的正常化。 The measures reflect growing concern over the normalization of extremist ideologies in public spaces and digital platforms.