Haley Stevens requests U.S. marshals' protection after death threats
Summary
Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens requested protection from the U.S. Marshals Service after reporting death threats, according to two senior Trump administration officials cited by Axios. The threats followed her endorsement of Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, after a dispute over Israel and criticism from Democrats.Key Facts
- Two senior Trump administration officials told Axios that Stevens had contacted the U.S. Marshals Service about death threats.
- One official said Stevens’ request was subject to a process and that officials expected it to be fulfilled.
- Stevens lost the Democratic Senate primary to Abdul El-Sayed.
- Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers after appearing with him at a church service on Sunday.
- Stevens objected to El-Sayed’s ties to streamer Hasan Piker and to an advertisement by a PAC tied to Piker’s uncle, Cenk Uygur; El-Sayed disavowed the advertisement.
- Stevens’ top staff members resigned after she endorsed Rogers, according to the article.
- Stevens could not be reached for comment Tuesday, the article said.
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