context: Washington -LRB- CNN -RRB- -- An Arkansas man has pleaded guilty to plotting to kill several African-Americans in 2008 , including then-presidential candidate Barack Obama , the Justice Department announced Thursday . Paul Schlesselman of West Helena , Arkansas , faces 10 years in prison under a plea agreement reached with federal prosecutors in Tennessee . Federal officials in Washington said Schlesselman threatened to kill then-Sen . Obama on October 23 , 2008 , shortly before the presidential election . He also planned to `` murder dozens of people with a focus on murdering African-Americans '' the Justice Department said . `` Despite great civil rights progress , hate-fueled violence remains all too common in our country , as illustrated by this unthinkable conspiracy , '' said Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Thomas Perez in a statement issued by his Justice Department office .
question: Schlesselman made a deal with federal prosecutors from what state ?
answers: Tennessee
content_span_normalized_text: paul schlesselman of west helena , arkansas , faces ten years in prison under a plea agreement reached with federal prosecutors in tennessee .
question_normalized_text: schlesselman made a deal with federal prosecutors from what state ?
context_asr: WASHINGTON AN ORKANSAS MAN HAS PLEADED GUILTY TO PLOTTING TO KILL SEVERAL AFRICAN AMERICANS IN TWO THOUSAND AT INCLUDING THEN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE BRAG BAMA THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED THURSDAY PALLS LEL MAN OF WEST HALENA ARKANSES FACES TEN YEARS IN PRISON UNDER A PLEA AGREEMENT REACHED WITH FEDERAL PROSECUTORS IN TENNESSEE FEDERAL OFFICIALS IN WASHINGTON SAID SLAL MAN THREATENED TO KILL DENSON BAMA ON OCTOBER TWENTY THREE TWO THOUSAND AT SHORTLY BEFORE THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION HE ALSO PLANNED TO MURDER DOUSENS OF PEOPLE WITH A FOCUS ON MURDERING AFRICAN AMERICANS THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAID DESPITE GREAT CIVIL RITS PROGRESS HAT FILD VIOLENCE REMAINS ALL TOO COMMON IN OUR COUNTRY AS ILLUSTRATED BY THIS UNTHINKABLE CONSPIRACY SAID ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR CIVIL RITES THOMAS PARIS IN A STATEMENT ISSUED BY HIS JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OFFICE 
question_asr: SELMEN MAD TO DEAL WITH FEDERAL PROSECUTORS FROM WHAT STATE 