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There are a number of Nazi (see Neo-nazi ) groups in the United States, both past and present. In the USA, the Constitution al guarantee for Freedom Of Speech allows political organizations great latitude in expressing Nazi, racist or Anti-Semitic ideology. Several White Supremacist or White Separatist groups share large parts of their ideology with Nazism. Due to First Amendment restrictions, the federal government generally cracks down on such organizations only after members engage in Hate Crime s and violence. Groups and movements that do not include as core tenets racial nationalism, antisemitism, or praise for Hitler, are discussed on the page Neo-Fascism . Groups and movements that have been called Neo-Fascist but are constructed around a religious identity or theology are discussed on the page Neofascism And Religion . Organizations that describe themselves as being "Neo-Fascist" and/or "Neo-Nazi" or do not object to the label (note that some groups are explicitly "Nazi" in their orientation, whereas others have a perspective which agrees with/approves of the beliefs and actions of Hitler and the Third Reich but don't put it at the center of their doctrine). Some examples of these groups include:
The term 'America's Nazi Party', and even 'American Nazi Party' are sometimes used by Nazi groups other than the actual American Nazi Party. Namely, NSM88 uses America's Nazi Party on their website. The old 'American Nazi Party' had a name change, but there are newer groups who use the name. There are differences between Nazi groups, and other hate groups or political groups. Some groups are anti-semitic, or "pro-white" without actually being pro-nazi. Some fascist groups are only advocates of the Fascist political system and do not have a racial focus. Organizations which object to Neo-Fascist or Neo-Nazi label include:
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