Law Enforcement in Crisis: Policing and Immigrant Rights

This chapter examines the state of international relations with an emphasis on policing practices in the U.S., particularly in relation to the Gaza conflict and trade tensions with China. It highlights troubling tactics employed by law enforcement during immigration arrests, including the use of masked officers that undermine civil rights and due process. The discussion critiques the shift towards militarized policing influenced by arrest quotas, raising concerns about public safety and the erosion of trust within communities.