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It's also shorter than the national average for state and local law enforcement officers.

Matthew says he's also concerned that ICE recruits aren't getting enough high-quality field training.

That's when new officers are paired with more experienced ones to learn on the job.

In other words, new law enforcement officers model their behavior after more experienced ones.

And direction from senior officers, whether explicit or implicit, could be a bigger influence on new recruits than their formal training.

That's according to Seth Stoughton.

He's a law professor at the University of South Carolina and a policing expert.

He's also a former police officer himself.

Yeah, this is a regular installment at The Indicator. We look at how many jobs the U.S. economy has added. The latest numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show us that it was 177,000 jobs in April, which is a pretty healthy number. But the important thing for you and shortwave listeners is that recently, co-host Adrienne Ma and I zoomed in specifically on scientists in the U.S.,

Yeah, this is a regular installment at The Indicator. We look at how many jobs the U.S. economy has added. The latest numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show us that it was 177,000 jobs in April, which is a pretty healthy number. But the important thing for you and shortwave listeners is that recently, co-host Adrienne Ma and I zoomed in specifically on scientists in the U.S.,

Yeah, this is a regular installment at The Indicator. We look at how many jobs the U.S. economy has added. The latest numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show us that it was 177,000 jobs in April, which is a pretty healthy number. But the important thing for you and shortwave listeners is that recently, co-host Adrienne Ma and I zoomed in specifically on scientists in the U.S.,

Yeah, the frozen NIH funding and government layoffs are pushing some scientists abroad.

Yeah, the frozen NIH funding and government layoffs are pushing some scientists abroad.

Yeah, the frozen NIH funding and government layoffs are pushing some scientists abroad.

And some of those people are putting their money where their mouths are.

And some of those people are putting their money where their mouths are.

And some of those people are putting their money where their mouths are.

Okay, well, they might make up some of the next statistic, which is that the jobs website Nature Careers saw a 32% increase in U.S.-based scientists applying for jobs elsewhere in the first three months of this year.

Okay, well, they might make up some of the next statistic, which is that the jobs website Nature Careers saw a 32% increase in U.S.-based scientists applying for jobs elsewhere in the first three months of this year.

Okay, well, they might make up some of the next statistic, which is that the jobs website Nature Careers saw a 32% increase in U.S.-based scientists applying for jobs elsewhere in the first three months of this year.