Racial Profiling: Face the Truth

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We live in a world where being without a cell phone, not having access to the Internet, email and social media seems unimaginable – both for work and play. But there’s a far less talked about darker side to the use of this technology, a world where information that we share over the web is being gathered by law enforcement agencies like the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, the CIA and local and state police.

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A new report reveals a number of concerning findings about the impact that the Secure Communities (S-Comm) program has on racial profiling and the loss of due process. The Warren Institute on Law and Social Policy recently released a report entitled “Secure Communities by the Numbers: An Analysis of Demographics and Due Process.” Below are some of the key findings.

Racial Profiling: Latinos and Men Targeted through S-Comm