Joe Kent, a Yacolt Republican turned White House operative, pushed a since-fired senior analyst to “rethink” a report that went against the White House’s justification for deporting Venezuelan immigrants, according to The New York Times.
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Source: The Columbian
Joe Kent pushed analyst to ‘rethink’ report on Venezuelan deportations, says N.Y. Times
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