Thousands of Americans joined the March for Life in Washington, D.C. on Friday. Among the attendees were black Americans, Asian Americans, the young, the elderly—and curiously federal agents. No, wait, they’re called the Patriot Front.
Sporting their signature khaki pants, jackets, hats and ski masks, members of this white supremacy group tried to make their presence known. Freedom News photojournalist Oliya Scootercaster captured them exiting a metro station before marching toward the Washington Monument.
NOW: Group named Patriot Front, marching through Washington DC towards March For Life. pic.twitter.com/RfhrjHLfs1
— Oliya Scootercaster 🛴 (@ScooterCasterNY) January 24, 2025
Several pro-life activists took to X to condemn the group, with some branding the group as “feds”—a term often used to describe hate groups suspected of being staged, or at least infiltrated, by federal agents. The March for Life was their latest target.
“I’ve been at the March for Life at least 15 times in my life and I’ve never seen anyone cover their face (except to keep warm),” wrote Crisis Magazine editor-in-chief Eric Sammons. “These are clearly Feds infiltrating the March.”
NOW: Patriot Front, self described Nationalists group, are outside Washington Monument in DC pic.twitter.com/W2G8Io9vVc
— Oliya Scootercaster 🛴 (@ScooterCasterNY) January 24, 2025
Libertarian activist Spike Cohen mocked the group by quipping, “When you get the notice that federal workers can’t work remotely anymore.” […]
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