The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday decided to immediately cancel a meeting scheduled for Thursday due to signs of a new storm in the parliament building. Capitol Police Announced It received signals the previous day that unknown militants were planning to attack the building.
The House of Representatives will vote Thursday under the law on police reform, but according to a Democratic representative, it is not fair to meet after warnings from the Capitol police.
According to the news agency Reuters The agenda of far-right conspiracy thinkers is circulating on March 4, as former President Donald Trump takes office as president.
The U.S. Senate is still scheduled to meet Thursday. Senators are currently discussing President Joe Biden’s new Corona support package.
On Wednesday, security at the building was immediately beefed up. Since Hurricane Capital struck on January 6, 5,000 National Guard reservists have made a permanent appearance in the capital, Washington. A high fence has been erected around the building.
The U.S. Department of Justice has charged more than 300 people in the aftermath of Hurricane Capital. Five people, including a police officer, were killed in the attack. Defendants include members of armed militias The Oath Keepers and three percent.
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