The U.S. Treasury Department’s new Advisory Committee on Racial Equity has appointed a vice chair with an interesting resume.

The 25-member committee has a mission to advise Secretary Janet Yellen and other officials “on efforts to advance racial equity in the economy and address acute disparities for communities of color,” according to the agency’s press release posted on Tuesday.

The number-two on the advisory panel is Felicia Wong, the president and CEO of the Roosevelt Institute, “a liberal think tank that wants to abolish for-profit prisons, reimagine capitalism, and put racial justice at the ‘center’ of all government policymaking,” Fox News reported.

Vice-chair Wong, who reportedly has ties to a George Soros organization in a previous job, “wants to defund the police and put racial justice at the center of all government policymaking,” the news outlet claimed.