House Passes Resolution Condemning 'Defund the Police' Movement
The measure saw bipartisan support despite opposition from 'Squad' members and over 50 Democrats.
- The resolution passed with a 337-61 vote, denouncing anti-police rhetoric and supporting law enforcement.
- Key 'Squad' members and other Democrats opposed the measure, citing various concerns.
- In 2021, a record 586 officers were killed in the line of duty, with high numbers continuing in subsequent years.
- Republicans and Democrats continue to clash over support for law enforcement and related policies.
- House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticized Republicans for not adequately honoring Capitol Police post-Jan. 6 riot.