One of the progressive liberal politicians pushing for reparations in cash-strapped San Francisco also wanted to defund the police, and believes some Honduran fentanyl dealers are human trafficking victims who should be protected rather than prosecuted.

Hillary Ronen is one of the 11 supervisors who will decide on a wide-eyed reparations plan for the city’s black residents that would pay them each $5million, promise them $97,000 salaries and wipe away personal debt.

Ronen, 47, is a Berkley Law graduate who owns a $2.4million home with her public defender husband and earns $179,000, according to public records.