In the Mississippi town where Kohen Wiley died, community members had urged leaders to rein in the police. Are they listening now?

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Black Residents Warned of Abusive Cops for Years. Then Police Shot and Killed a Toddler.

Liliana Segura

In the Mississippi town where Kohen Wiley died, community members had urged leaders to rein in the police. Are they listening now?
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Congress Might Give ICE the Power to Go After Shoplifters

Sam Biddle

A bill intended to halt the supposed threat of “organized retail crime” would put ICE in charge of the federal response.
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