George Floyd's sister tells Benden she broke her promise to the police reform bill.

As Bridget Floyd attended a rally in Minneapolis, Minnesota, other family members met Biden at the White House to help approve the bill.

George Floyd's Justice Act is stuck in Capitol Hill. On Tuesday, numerous people protested in US cities on the anniversary of Floyd's death.

Minneapolis's former police officer, Derek Chauvin, was sentenced last month for Floyd's murder after allegedly holding his foot in the throat area for nine minutes. Chauc faces 40 years in prison.

Beden had set Tuesday as a deadline for signing police reform legislation.

After meeting with President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris at the White House, Floyd's brother, Philonise, told reporters: If you can make federal laws to protect the bird that is the bald Albanian, then you can make federal laws to protect the colored people. ”

Floyd's other brother, Terence, said it had been “a very productive chat” at the Oval Office.

But Sister Bridget Floyd, who instead held a moment of silence at a “Celebration of Life” at a park in the centre of the city of Minneapolis explained why she did not go to Washington.

I would go to Washington to meet Biden to sign a document. Beden didn't sign that bill. Biden has broken a pledge”, Floyd said.

She had a message for the president saying she let his men work.

After meeting the Floyd family, Biden issued a statement saying they have pledged to continue supporting the legislation.

“The battle for America's soul has been a constant push and attraction between the American ideals, we are all created equal and the harsh reality that racism has long torn us apart,” said the president, writes BBC, broadcast the Kosovo Clan.