Original title: about 700 people will rally in Washington to support congressional riot demonstrators
Author Zhang Ni

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An official of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security recently revealed that on September 18 local time, about 700 people are expected to participate in a rally in Washington, D.C., to support the demonstrators accused after the Congressional riots on January 6.
According to the comprehensive report of Capitol Hill and NBC on the 14th, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security expects that the number of participants in the event will be about 700, and some demonstrators related to the organizations that broke into Congress earlier will also appear this weekend. Melissa smislova, deputy secretary of Homeland Security for intelligence enterprises, said the Department had been tracking information about the protesters. She also said that she had learned through social media that similar demonstrations would take place in other cities in the United States.
Congressional police previously confirmed that the fence around the Capitol building will be re established one or two days before the 18th. The Congressional police committee issued an emergency statement allowing the police to represent external law enforcement agencies as "special" congressional police during the rally. Law enforcement agencies have also been vigilant and ready to avoid the recurrence of congressional riots.
[original title] US officials: about 700 people will gather in the capital over the weekend to support demonstrators in the Congressional riots
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