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  Far-right groups, feeling support from Trump, find fertile recruiting ground in the Northwest

  

  latimes.com

  The unrest roiling Portland, Ore., and other cities this year has been a powerful recruiting tool for organizations like the Proud Boys, Patriot Prayer and the Three Percenters. But not everyone who supports them is draped in camo and AR-15s.

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  Photos: Far-right groups, feeling support from Trump, find fertile recruiting ground in the Northwest

  

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