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10/22 What's on the Ballot & the Elections That Could Reform Policing w/ Daniel Nichanian
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October 22, 2020
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as posted by the channelSam hosts Daniel Nichanian, Founder and Editorial Director of The Appeal: Political Report, to discuss his What's on the Ballot? project and the local and state criminal justice votes that could shape the future of immigration enforcement and policing.
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