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Campus Box 1208
Saint Louis, MO MO 63130-4899
United States
Washington University in St. Louis
Immigration, racial profiling, ICE ACCESS (Agreements of Cooperation in Communities to Enhance Safety and Security), DEPORT (Detention Enforcement and Processing Offenders by Remote Technology), police
Criminal justice reform, criminal federalism, sub-federal resistance, marijuana decriminalization, immigrant sanctuary, Patriot Act, Prohibition
Law Enforcement, Partnership Model, Proxy Model, National Security, Federal Overreach, Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Secure Communities
police violence; racial profiling; police stops; Fourth Amendment; agency; African-American
African-American, criminality, criminal propensity, group boundary, group formation, racial profiling, sociology, social closure
Department of Homeland Security, Printz v. United States, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency, domestic security, federalism, commandeering, police governance
police, trump, law-and-order, rule of law, Black Lives Matter, violence, Donald Trump
police, chokeholds, excessive force, George Floyd, criminal, federal, municipal, state
