As President Biden’s term concludes, the Brennan Center urges him to use clemency to cement his legacy and counteract racially biased justice policies, ensuring lasting reform.
President-elect Trump aims to reinstate the federal death penalty, prompting advocates to urge Biden to commute sentences for the 40 on death row.
The Federal Protective Service, tasked with guarding federal buildings, possesses extensive authority but lacks sufficient checks.
Spanish-speaking communities in the U.S. are susceptible to targeted misinformation, such as the false Trump campaign ad linking Biden to Venezuelan socialists. This misuse of cultural specifics undermines trust in elections, demanding culturally informed countermeasures. Social media platforms must improve Spanish-language moderation to combat these narratives effectively.
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The largest detention companies could benefit from strict immigration policies, boosting their profits significantly.
Voters in Arizona and North Dakota rejected legislative measures to limit direct democracy, ensuring continued public influence on state policy.
Trump’s sweeping deportation plans signal a boost for private prisons, threatening family unity and due process. Looming legal battles will test judicial adherence to the rule of law.
In June 2020, the Trump administration’s deployment of out-of-state National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. raised questions about the limits of presidential authority under § 502(f), challenging the balance of state sovereignty and federal power.
The Brennan Center launches a dignity-first initiative to reform U.S. prisons, inspired by successful Northern Europe models.
Trump’s victory is a call to action for those who value our system of checks and balances.
Activists claim to ensure fair voting but often intimidate voters, targeting Latino drives and hindering voters of color.
