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How ICE creates the chaos ICE is called in to "fix"
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46:36Now PlayingPresident Trump repeatedly promised that his mass deportation efforts would target "the worst of the worst" criminals, yet the government's own data reveals that immigrants with no criminal record are the largest group in US immigration detention today. How can the Trump administration justify its deployment of federal agents, and even the military, to US cities based on the factually disprovable fictions that American cities are crime-ridden "war zones" overrun with criminal "illegal aliens"? To answer that, one must study the long-established precedent in the USA of overpolicing poor communities of color that are painted as inherently violent, chaotic, and crime-ridden. In this episode of "Rattling the Bars," host Mansa Musa speaks with TRNN reporters Stephen Janis and Taya Graham about what the history of policing in America can teach us about Trump's authoritarian deployment of law enforcement agencies today.
Producer / Videographer / Post-Production: Cameron Granadino
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