BLM activist leading resistance to Trump's DC crime plan repeatedly called for abolishing police

FIRST ON FOX: One of the prominent activists behind the protests against President Trump’s move to federalize Washington, D.C., to combat crime is a Black Lives Matter organizer who has a long history of calling for defunding and abolishing the police and other far-left agenda items.

In recent days and on Monday, shortly after Trump's press conference announcing federal resources being sent to the nation's capital in accordance with the Constitution, protesters took to the streets opposing the crime crackdown, including Nee Nee Taylor, the executive director of Harriet's Wildest Dreams and Free DC's co-founder and operations organizer.

"Free D.C.," Taylor told protesters gathered around her on the streets of Washington, D.C., on Monday.  "This is our city."

"Take it to the streets. This our D.C. No justice, no peace," she continued. "If we don't get no ju...