Officials Directory

Sheriff, Fairfax County

Refuses to honor ICE immigration detainers. Under her leadership, only 3 of 725 undocumented immigrants held in the Fairfax County jail were transferred to ICE over a 12-month period.

Commonwealth's Attorney, Fairfax County

His office dropped charges against alleged MS-13 member Morales-Ortez, leading to his release. Morales-Ortez murdered a man the next day. Has a stated policy to 'wherever possible' make charging and plea decisions that 'limit or avoid immigration consequences.'

Chairman, Fairfax County Board of Supervisors

Introduced and championed the 'Trust Policy' that forbids compliance with ICE detainers.

Former Chair, Fairfax County School Board

Under her leadership, FCPS quietly settled a sexual assault case for $587,500 with minimal public disclosure. Parents were not informed of the severity of the underlying incident.

Principal, Fairfax High School

Sent a notification to parents that minimized the severity of serial assaults, describing them as touching 'buttocks' and omitting that approximately 12 girls were victimized by an adult illegal immigrant.

Former Superintendent, Fairfax County Public Schools

Subject of federal OCR investigation that resulted in a resolution agreement requiring corrective action under Title IX.

Chair, Springfield District, Fairfax County School Board

Voted against an external investigation into the Hayfield athletic misconduct scandal. Signed a letter protecting Superintendent Reid from accountability. Participated in a secret closed-session vote to add $121K staff positions to the payroll.

Vice Chair, Dranesville District, Fairfax County School Board

Voted against an external investigation of Hayfield athletic misconduct. Signed the superintendent protection letter. Deep institutional ties as a former FCPS Director of Student Services.

Providence District, Fairfax County School Board

As Chair, actively campaigned for a superintendent protection letter. Dismissed 80% parent opposition on mixed-gender sex ed as 'Reddit warriors.' Subject of a recall petition over sexually explicit books in schools. Used a procedural vote to block school safety budget amendments.

At-Large, Fairfax County School Board

Voted against the Hayfield external investigation. Signed the superintendent protection letter. Stepped down as Budget Committee chair amid embezzlement allegations involving $150K+ in personal spending on corporate credit cards.

Hunter Mill District, Fairfax County School Board

Used a procedural motion to block school safety budget amendments. Voted against the Hayfield external investigation. Pattern of obstructing accountability measures when it counts, despite occasionally raising process concerns.

Sully District, Fairfax County School Board

Voted against the Hayfield external investigation. Signed the superintendent protection letter. No public record of pushing for student safety reforms or transparency.

Franconia District, Fairfax County School Board

Voted against the Hayfield external investigation. Signed the superintendent protection letter. No public record of pushing for independent accountability measures.

Former Superintendent, Loudoun County Public Schools

Publicly denied knowledge of the bathroom sexual assault while internal emails proved otherwise. Was fired by the school board, indicted on charges of false publication, prohibited conduct, and penalizing an employee for a court appearance. He was convicted on one count but the conviction was later overturned, and all remaining charges were dropped.

Former School Board Chair (Sterling), Loudoun County

Presided over the board during the cover-up of student-on-student sexual assaults. Was the subject of a recall petition. Her term ended in December 2023.

Former School Board Member (Leesburg), Loudoun County

Censured by the school board for social media conduct violations. Resigned in November 2021 amid a recall effort related to her involvement in the 'Anti-Racist Parents of Loudoun County' Facebook group.

Chair, Algonkian District, Loudoun County School Board

Voted to turn off cameras during public comment (condemned by Governor Youngkin). Voted against federal Title IX compliance. Organized a 'terrorist training' in January 2026 simulating parents attacking a school board meeting.

Vice Chair, At-Large, Loudoun County School Board

Led the motion to refuse federal Title IX compliance. Voted to turn off cameras during public comment. Investigated for Hatch Act violation while a DOJ employee. Worked as election officer in apparent violation of state law.

Little River District, Loudoun County School Board

Voted to turn off cameras during public comment. Compared public comment sessions to a 'Jerry Springer show' while voting to turn off cameras. Voted against Title IX compliance. Changed career academy admissions without community input.

Broad Run District, Loudoun County School Board

Newly seated January 2026. Voted with the Chandler/Donohue bloc for leadership. Aligned with the majority that has voted against transparency and Title IX compliance.

Chairman, At-Large, Prince William County School Board

When a father publicly demanded answers about his daughter's sexual assault at a board meeting, Lateef responded that the division 'has a process' and the complaint 'was handled through that process.' Oversaw security implementation that was understaffed before a major student attack. PWCS placed on Title IX high-risk status under his chairmanship.

Vice Chairman, Neabsco District, Prince William County School Board

Censured 6-2 by the board for threatening behavior toward another board member — shouting profanities, invading personal space, and making threatening remarks.

Woodbridge District, Prince William County School Board

Only non-Blake vote against censuring him for threatening behavior. Avoided transparency on CRT at her own town hall. Longest-serving member since 2013 — part of board leadership during the period of documented safety failures.

Chair, Arlington School Board

As Chair, defended transgender bathroom policies and framed the issue as political resistance rather than student safety.

Member, Arlington School Board

FOIA emails reveal she encouraged an individual — who was later identified as a registered sex offender — to use female locker rooms at a school facility, writing 'You should be able to use the showers and changing rooms that you are most comfortable using.' It is unclear whether Clark knew the individual was a sex offender at the time. Sided against pool staff who were trying to protect patrons.

Chair, District A, Alexandria City School Board

Defended a student newspaper censorship policy that would have suppressed critical reporting about school operations. Rejected federal Title IX demands regarding transgender student policies.

Member, District A, Alexandria City School Board

Supported giving principals censorship power over student press.

Former Superintendent, Alexandria City Public Schools

Knew about a violent sexual assault at Minnie Howard HS that hospitalized a student but never informed parents. The suspect was not arrested for two months.

Superintendent, Fairfax County Public Schools

Closed the West Springfield locker room investigation after concluding the student 'identifies as female.' Under her leadership, FCPS waited 22 days to notify parents after a teacher groped students, and cut 275 teaching positions while maintaining a $424,146 superintendent salary.

Superintendent, Loudoun County Public Schools

Oversaw the district's response to the Stone Bridge locker room incident where two boys were suspended for questioning a biological female in the boys' locker room. U.S. DOE found LCPS violated Title IX and retaliated against students.

Governor of Virginia

Terminated all 287(g) ICE cooperation agreements statewide on February 4, 2026 — weeks before Flores-Ortiz was arrested. DHS labeled Virginia a 'sanctuary state' as a direct result.