Policing and Community Trust

This chapter examines the ramifications of security funding cuts and the deployment of federal agents in local policing efforts, particularly concerning marginalized communities. It critiques the disconnect between federal law enforcement tactics and community needs, emphasizing the importance of building trust with residents. The discussion highlights recent incidents that illustrate the shortcomings of relying on out-of-state officers for local crime issues, advocating for a more community-focused approach to safety and support.

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