Summary
Representative Jasmine Crockett reported that her office in Washington, D.C., was targeted by a person who made threats related to white supremacy. Crockett stated that increasing political hostility, fueled by national leaders' rhetoric, is a concern. President Donald Trump recently accused some Democratic lawmakers of sedition, which Crockett believes adds to the climate of risk for Congress members.
Key Facts
- A person made white supremacist threats at Representative Jasmine Crockett's office in Washington, D.C.
- Capitol Police responded quickly, and everyone in the office was safe.
- Crockett links the rise in threats to rhetoric from national leaders, including President Donald Trump.
- President Trump accused some Democratic lawmakers of seditious behavior on social media.
- Crockett insists that threats increase whenever she speaks out or stands up for her constituents.
- She committed to continuing her work for Texas' 30th Congressional District despite the threats.
