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The protection of citizens from internal threats, including crime and violence.
Federal immigration agents are legally permitted to use non‑lethal “riot control” weapons, including chemical irritants commonly called tear gas, under Department of Homeland Security and ICE use‑of‑f...
A growing body of empirical research finds that do not increase crime and in many studies are associated with equal or lower rates of violent and property crime compared with non‑sanctuary jurisdictio...
States control whether and how ICE can query driver and vehicle records through legal rules, administrative choices and technical controls on interstate law‑enforcement networks; a handful of states h...
Coverage and official statements diverge on whether reporting should foreground the ethnic background of defendants: and some conservative outlets have emphasized explicit counts and Somali descent, w...
—local and state rules that limit voluntary cooperation with federal immigration authorities—have reduced routine, formalized channels of collaboration between many municipal police departments and , ...
The main arguments that benefit ) center on and public-safety mandates, legal authority to enforce hundreds of statutes, and executive-branch backing to prioritize and rescale interior enforcement — c...
Tribal and rural public radio and television stations function as frontline emergency communicators in parts of the where broadband and mobile coverage are sparse, delivering weather warnings, missing...