The report comes amid a wave of new terror schemes alleged to have been perpetrated by white supremacists and anti-government groups across the United States.

“We found evidence of explicit violence endorsing groups and communities, engaging in content which might be illegal hate speech."

Citing credible threats of violence, Gov. Ralph Northam declared a temporary state of emergency days ahead of Monday’s rally, banning all weapons, including guns, from Capitol Square.

Twenty-seven year FBI veteran Jack Cloonan says that The Base and international terrorist groups share similar goals, such as the destruction of U.S. government.

The arrests come a day after three other members of The Base, a collective of hardcore neo-Nazis that operate as a paramilitary organization, were arrested on federal charges in Maryland and Delaware.

The database has grown to include nearly 200 entries.

Brian Levin, with the Centre for the Study of Hate and Extremism, said while younger generations are more tolerant than their grandparents, the Internet is making it easier for people to get involved in hate groups.

During a press conference Monday, Trump tacked the blame for the shootings on video games, which, according to him, harbour a culture that celebrates violence.

James Alex Fields Jr., a 21-year-old Ohio man known in high school for being fascinated with Nazism and idolizing Adolf Hitler, heads to trial Monday in Charlottesville Circuit Court.

Comedian Tina Fey admitted she "chunked" a monologue she gave in response to the Charlottesville, Va., rally during an appearance on SNL.