Interior Department chief of staff being shifted from job after indoor party fiasco POLITICO 40 mins ago By Daniel Lippman © Alex Wong/Getty Images An exterior view of the U.S. Department of The Interior is shown.
The White House is removing the Interior Department’s chief of staff, Jennifer Van der Heide, who recently planned a 50-person indoor party at the agency that the White House ordered canceled, and is moving her to a senior counselor job at the agency, according to two Biden administration officials.
The White House’s cabinet affairs office ordered that party, which was intended to celebrate Interior Secretary Deb Haaland’s confirmation, to be called off amid fears it could become a superspreader event, as POLITICO first reported late last week.
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In Los Angeles, a Rally Against Anti-Asian Hate Crimes & Racism, to raise awareness of anti-Asian violence, at Los Angeles State Historic Park on February 20, 2021. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
‘We are done’: Rally decries wave of anti-Asian hate crimes in the Bay Area
SAN JOSE Recounting the harassment, discrimination and racism Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have endured for decades in the Bay Area, elected officials, community leaders and residents rallied in front of San Jose City Hall on Saturday to decry a wave of hate crimes that have rocked the region in recent months.
“It’s about making sure there’s visibility on this issue,” said Assemblymember Evan Low, a Democrat, who said many hate incidents against Asian and Pacific Islander residents are never reported to the police.