While the nation has been reeling from rising crime during the Biden administration, “defund the police” advocates have been visiting the White House or meeting with White House aides, White House visitor logs reveal. — Carmen Rojas, PhD 🐜 (@crojasphd) April 16, 2021Rojas “visited the White House in December 2021 and appeared to meet with Nia Page,” a Special Assistant to then-Biden adviser Cedric Richmond, Fox News noted. Rojas’ Marguerite Casey Foundation has also featured Robinson on its board; Robinson also visited the White House last summer and reportedly met with Richmond. “In August 2020, Brown promoted a ‘Defund the Police 101 Teach-In’ event led by two other defund the police activists,” Fox News stated. McMillan visited the White House four times last year.

Source: Washington Post June 13, 2022 14:48 UTC