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“Federal grants should support local task forces and community programs that test public safety reforms, including ways to respond to some situations without relying only on police.”
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“Agencies receiving certain federal law enforcement funds should have to work toward approved policing standards, spend some grant money on oversight and anti-profiling reforms, and train officers on racial bias and stepping in when another officer acts wrongly.”
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“Law enforcement should not target people because of traits such as race, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation instead of behavior or evidence, and agencies should use lawsuits, training, complaint systems, audits, data checks, and DOJ guidance to prevent and address profiling.”
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“Law enforcement agencies should have to record and report national data on stops, searches, use of force, reasons for deadly force, and demographic information, and states should risk losing certain federal law enforcement funds when required data is not reported well enough.”
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“Federal officers should not use no-knock warrants in drug cases, federal grants should encourage states to ban no-knock drug warrants and neck restraints, and federal officers should use force only when needed and proportional, with deadly force as a last resort for serious threats.”
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“Federal funding should be authorized for state investigations of repeated misconduct, community safety reform grants, DOJ civil rights enforcement, conflict resolution work, studies, reporting systems, and other programs that carry out policing and civil rights reforms.”
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