A damning report from the Anti-Defamation League published Thursday on the “unprecedented” amount of racist and violent content on Steam Community has prompted a US Senator to take action. In a letter spotted by The Verge, Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) asked Valve CEO Gabe Newell how he and his company are addressing the issue.

Defamation League, a US organization that aims to combat antisemitism and support Israel, has published a report alleging that Steam is "rife with extremism and antisemitism," and accusing Valve of allowing the spread of hateful and extremist material through a "highly permissive approach to content policy.

In a recent report, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has taken aim at Valve’s Steam platform, accusing it of “normalizing hate and extremism in the gaming community.” According to the ADL, Steam contains over 1.

The images the Anti-Defamation League found on Steam Community included references to foreign terrorist groups like ISIS.