Drawing on his experience as a Capitol Police officer injured on January 6, 2021, Harry Dunn has launched a campaign for an open U.S. House seat in Maryland, vowing to dismantle Donald Trump’s immigration policies. Dunn directly links the aggression he witnessed from immigration agents to that of the January 6th mob, citing federal immigration actions as “terrorizing people more than serving.” His campaign emphasizes a need for a “first responder” in Congress, arguing that current leadership is enabling harmful practices, particularly within the immigration system, which he contends is targeting non-criminals rather than those who pose a threat. Dunn is prepared to return to Washington with legislative power to challenge what he describes as ongoing falsehoods and misrepresentations of critical events.
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A recent report into the UK government’s handling of the Harry Dunn case, stemming from the death of the teenager in a hit-and-run by an American driver with diplomatic immunity, details numerous failings. The report, chaired by Dame Anne Owers, highlights the delayed government response and lack of urgency in addressing the Dunn family’s grief. It criticizes the government for not treating the issue as a crisis, thus losing opportunities to influence events and ensure justice. Ultimately, the report provides 12 recommendations to improve communications, transparency, and support for families impacted by similar situations.
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Capitol Defender Runs for Congress, Compares ICE to Rioters
Drawing on his experience as a Capitol Police officer injured on January 6, 2021, Harry Dunn has launched a campaign for an open U.S. House seat in Maryland, vowing to dismantle Donald Trump’s immigration policies. Dunn directly links the aggression he witnessed from immigration agents to that of the January 6th mob, citing federal immigration actions as “terrorizing people more than serving.” His campaign emphasizes a need for a “first responder” in Congress, arguing that current leadership is enabling harmful practices, particularly within the immigration system, which he contends is targeting non-criminals rather than those who pose a threat. Dunn is prepared to return to Washington with legislative power to challenge what he describes as ongoing falsehoods and misrepresentations of critical events.
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Harry Dunn Death: Family Says UK Government Failed, US Immunity Protected Driver
A recent report into the UK government’s handling of the Harry Dunn case, stemming from the death of the teenager in a hit-and-run by an American driver with diplomatic immunity, details numerous failings. The report, chaired by Dame Anne Owers, highlights the delayed government response and lack of urgency in addressing the Dunn family’s grief. It criticizes the government for not treating the issue as a crisis, thus losing opportunities to influence events and ensure justice. Ultimately, the report provides 12 recommendations to improve communications, transparency, and support for families impacted by similar situations.
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