Jacqueline Diaz
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468 appearances
60 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 2d ago
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Under the 287G program, state or local police can get the power to question, investigate, or arrest people for civil immigration violations.
Data reviewed by NPR shows that as of February 13th, Immigration and Customs Enforcement had reported more than 1,400 such agreements with police.
In 2019, there were just 45 such deals.
The Trump administration sees it as a major tool in its immigration agenda.
Critics of the program are warning that 287G powers heighten the risk of racial profiling and civil rights violations by local police,
who get little training in complex immigration law.
Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.
Under the 287G program, state or local police can get the power to question, investigate, or arrest people for civil immigration violations.
Data reviewed by NPR shows that as of February 13th, Immigration and Customs Enforcement had reported more than 1,400 such agreements with police.
In 2019, there were just 45 such deals.
The Trump administration sees it as a major tool in its immigration agenda.
Critics of the program are warning that 287G powers heighten the risk of racial profiling and civil rights violations by local police who get little training in complex immigration law.
Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.
As part of its required disclosure of the Jeffrey Epstein files, the Justice Department was supposed to redact any sexually explicit images and information that could identify victims.
They failed to do that in some cases before releasing around 3 million documents last Friday.
In some cases, even nude images of young women were
or possibly even teens, were released.
The DOJ in a statement says it takes victim protection, quote, very seriously, unquote, and that they've taken down pages where they were notified of identifiable information that was released.
Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.
As part of its required disclosure of the Jeffrey Epstein files, the Justice Department was supposed to redact any sexually explicit images and information that could identify victims.
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