A current State Department employee led a white nationalist group in Washington, DC, according to a new report.
A current State Department employee led a white nationalist group in Washington, DC, according to a report. The department confirmed to INSIDER that the man is an employee, but would not say whether the allegations affected his status. "This individual is employed by the Department of State as a foreign affairs officer assigned to the Bureau of Energy Resources in Washington, DC," a State Department spokesperson told INSIDER. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
A current State Department employee led a white nationalist group in Washington, DC, according to a report. The department confirmed to INSIDER that the man is an employee, but would not say whether the allegations affected his status. "This individual is employed by the Department of State as a foreign affairs officer assigned to the Bureau of Energy Resources in Washington, DC," a State Department spokesperson told INSIDER. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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