He spoke nonchalantly about giving these young people criminal records for marijuana, ignoring the enormous harm these criminal records cause to individuals and whole communities.
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Millions of Americans (disproportionately black) have criminal records; people with criminal records have trouble getting hired for jobs, no matter how old, minor, or irrelevant the crime.
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This increase, however, has been driven by arrests of folks without criminal records; arrests of undocumented immigrants without criminal records has spiked by more than 150% since January.
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An estimated 28500 million Americans have felony criminal records; add in misdemeanors and the estimates of people with criminal records range from one-fifth to one-third of U.S. adults.
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But arrests of immigrants without criminal records have also spiked.
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Both had criminal records in Mexico and Israel, it said.
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Even then, the convictions stayed on the men's criminal records.
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Some victims are undocumented immigrants or have criminal records themselves.
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Under Obama, immigrants with criminal records were targeted for deportation.
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We all had our fingerprints taken, our criminal records scoured.
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It means removing past convictions from sex workers' criminal records.
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Four of the suspects have prior criminal records, police stated.
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Nationwide, this would eliminate about 85033,000 criminal records each year.
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Australia is strict about letting foreigners in with criminal records.
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When I asked if there were a policy to decline admissions to people with criminal records, a university spokeswoman said that applications by people with criminal records are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
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Marijuana: Favors decriminalization and expunging criminal records for cannabis-related offenses.
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Banks are obliged to know if their clients have criminal records.
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The company says it checks for criminal records and traffic violations.
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"It's about 20% that we deal with that have criminal records."
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ICE exists to pick up immigrants who have no criminal records.
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At the time, the agency could not readily examine criminal records.
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Many have criminal records or opioid dependencies that limit their employability.
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And it would have expunged previous marijuana convictions from criminal records.
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"There's people out there that really deserve criminal records," he said.
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But most people with criminal records cannot sidestep their felony convictions.
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Both had extensive criminal records, according to a law enforcement database.
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Some are hiring people with criminal records or loosening hiring requirements.
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Criminal records, medical debt, as well as rental and eviction histories.
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Many of the victims were low-income women with criminal records.
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In England and Wales almost 60,000 criminal records were imposed on children.
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The people forming the network are not a crowd with criminal records.
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Criminal records checks are done nearly universally in the hiring process today.
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CNN affiliate KOAT says both Kelley and Gonzales have extensive criminal records.
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But the biggest increase was in arrests of immigrants without criminal records.
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Hall members with criminal records include O. J. Simpson and Lawrence Taylor.
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But existing findings point to a bias against applicants with criminal records.
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Before the internet age, many criminal records would never have been checked.
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But it's harder for people with criminal records to get these jobs.
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R. Bhawani PrasadWoonsocket, R.I. To the Editor: Juvenile criminal records are sealed.
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Public housing authorities can also restrict options for people with criminal records.
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Asylum seekers with criminal records are not allowed to work in Denmark.
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The memo said that 95 percent of those arrested had criminal records.
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These notations can also show up on criminal records in other states.
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Incarceration disrupts families and criminal records drastically reduce employment and education opportunities.
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Topping the list were lies about technical capabilities, licenses and criminal records.
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This then searches databases from the Criminal Records Office and immigration enforcement.
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And yet, too many job categories still exclude people with criminal records.
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Mr. Corasaniti: Mainly, two things: criminal records and access to the market.
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Not all countries include cautions in criminal records, as England and Wales do.
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Criminal Records has walls of action figures, comics, films, and music for days.
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Rasha Tarek concedes that her husband, father and family friend had criminal records.
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CNN affiliate KOAT reported that both Kelley and Gonzales have extensive criminal records.
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The group primarily works with minority communities, people with criminal records, and students.
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It found increases in criminal records across the board for former spank recipients.
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The report also says that a large portion of recruits have criminal records.
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It said both suspects had criminal records and their links were being investigated.
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It would also penalize agencies that don't report criminal records to the FBI.
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In some cases, the parents can't be found or have serious criminal records.
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Founder Vince McMahon stated that players with criminal records would not be permitted.
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Illinois is reportedly set to expunge nearly 22019,000 marijuana convictions from criminal records.
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Most already had criminal records related to organised crime such as drug trafficking.
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And he meticulously tracks the turnout rate of 98,000 voters with criminal records.
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Arrests of undocumented immigrants — particularly those without criminal records — have continued to surge.
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And he meticulously tracks the turnout rate of 227,271 voters with criminal records.
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This question, known as the box, condemns many with criminal records to joblessness.
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What can explain the association of criminal records with these unfavorable economic outcomes?
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The ACRO Criminal Records Office did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The brothers and a third indicted suspect, Vince Muscat, all had criminal records.
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In theory, Trump administration officials claim they're going after immigrants with criminal records.
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The government doesn't regularly collect data on employment for people with criminal records.
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It is impossible for me to know if these people had criminal records.
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States pass all sorts of restrictions like this on people with criminal records.
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And since states by and large prohibit people with criminal records from participating in legal pot markets, black Americans are disproportionately likely to be left out due to criminal records that, paradoxically, often reflect actual experience in growing or selling marijuana.
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Councils are increasingly unwilling to allow those with criminal records access to social housing.
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Their criminal records often prevent them from accessing housing and other kinds of work.
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Most are not high level actors or drug kingpins and have limited criminal records.
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People with criminal records coming in and us not being able to catch them?
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Its mantra is that hiring people with criminal records can be good for business.
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Then he would get to those who have been here without serious criminal records.
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A similar tool to the EIS is the European Criminal Records Information System (ECRIS).
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Contrary to Mr. Trump's depiction, he said, none of his relatives have criminal records.
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The inability to positively identify individuals with federal criminal records has extraordinary unintended consequences.
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Only persons of "good character" can naturalize, but some received criminal records as children.
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Peru cut short its special residency program and started deporting Venezuelans with criminal records.
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For the same reasons, those are the people most likely to have criminal records.
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The act's goal was to ensure firearms aren't sold to people with criminal records.
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Authoritative research on employer attitudes toward hiring people with criminal records is relatively scarce.
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But Florida had the highest number of people disenfranchised because of their criminal records.
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Of course, people with criminal records are used to being demonized in campaign ads.
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Terry McAuliffe restored the voting rights of more than 168,000 Virginians with criminal records.
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Under the Obama administration, undocumented immigrants without criminal records were not priorities for deportation.
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True, it maintained that it was limiting its enforcement to immigrants with criminal records.
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All are ages 30 to 40 and most have criminal records, the authorities said.
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Willingham says many states have central repositories where you can search for criminal records.
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"There's no such thing as sort of a nationwide criminal records search," Willingham said.
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Eight of the new citizens turned out to have criminal records, the complaint said.
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Both men have criminal records, Chief Tedesco said, and Mr. Mann was on parole.
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"There's a real chilling effect of the presence of criminal records," Pager told me.
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He had criminal records in both Florida and South Carolina, mostly for minor offenses.
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Trump has also vowed to deport some 6.43 million undocumented immigrants who have criminal records.
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From Trump's inauguration to the end of 2017, ICE arrested 45,436 immigrants without criminal records.
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As of Tuesday, the agency had released over 11,000 families who have no criminal records.
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In 240 2000% of those removed from the interior of the country had criminal records.
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Both of the men have criminal records, Tedesco said, and Mann is currently on parole.
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Both had criminal records and were on a road trip that involved theft and kidnapping.
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This includes people with drug-related criminal records, who are otherwise legally able to work.
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The opportunity: 70 million Americans have criminal records, according to the company (hence its name).
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He's walked that back since, noting he would focus primarily on those with criminal records.
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Mr. Trump said his main focus would be on swiftly deporting immigrants with criminal records.
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While technically not an acquittal, it leaves Mr. Nuttall and Ms. Korody without criminal records.
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Developers or their marketing agents typically screen tenants for criminal records and problematic credit histories.
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Charley and Howard had been close friends and were well-known for their criminal records.
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In addition, the act would eliminate permanent criminal records for public urination and park violations.
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It has also left roughly 20 million Americans with felony convictions on their criminal records.
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Officers have said they go after undocumented adults with criminal records and not specific schools.
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Another recalled watching his brothers struggle to find steady work because of their criminal records.
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Other parents have criminal records that prevent the families from being reunited, Ms. Fabian said.
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Free expungement clinics help the more desperate scrub their criminal records, while companies like EraseMugshots.
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Those with criminal records were encouraged to disclose them—their fingerprints might give them away.
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According to a news report, ICE agents are increasingly arresting people with no criminal records.
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By the end of his presidency, about 2728 percent of those deported had criminal records.
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Staggering numbers of people with criminal records have historically been denied employment opportunities, leading to significant losses in the national gross domestic product, according to the Center for Economic and Policy Research, while also contributing to recidivism and poverty among individuals with criminal records.
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The regulator currently requires PHV drivers to undertake an 'enhanced' criminal records check from DBS through its service provider, GBGroup — although DBS checks can't access criminal records held overseas, and that's one aspect of the current vetting process that TfL says it wants to improve.
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That information includes home and work addresses, family relationships, employment details, immigration history, and criminal records.
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Then, DHS will check for criminal records associated with the parent and share them with HHS.
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The Marijuana Justice Act would also expunge federal marijuana use and possession offenses from criminal records.
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Three had failed asylum claims and criminal records that virtually guaranteed their removal under U.S. law.
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Alabama, like most states, prohibits at least some people from voting based on their criminal records.
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Britain's police forces searched for criminal records on the Schengen Information System 539m times last year.
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Facial-recognition software linked to criminal records, say, could alert the authorities to a drug deal.
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Dozens of other people with criminal records were also spotted by the cameras and denied entry.
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Of about 1,000 clients who have used CLUE so far, a third had expungeable criminal records.
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Federal and state policymakers are well positioned to expand employment opportunities for people with criminal records.
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Campus crimes are mainly committed by outsiders or by students who do not have criminal records.
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Democrats have repeatedly voted to shield illegal immigrants, including those with violent criminal records, from deportation.
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More states should follow Michigan's actions and rethink their licensing bans on those with criminal records.
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ICE more than doubled its arrests of immigrants with no criminal records, up to 5,441 arrests.
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Detectives claim Holtzclaw victimized at least 14 black women, all of whom had prior criminal records.
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The agency later confirmed that 70 percent of those arrested did not have prior criminal records.
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Criminal records checks are mandatory in Ohio for anyone seeking employment as a home health aide.
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Federal agencies and contractors will be barred from inquiring about criminal records before a job offer.
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The Coxies had petty criminal records and had been released from jail days before they disappeared.
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Those who don't qualify lack enough formal education; they have a criminal records; they're too overweight.
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The nonprofit has also advocated routine checks for criminal records and cases involving child protective services.
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These same formerly incarcerated people are also often denied government benefits because of their criminal records.
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According to the agency, we don't even have a Syrian database to track their criminal records.
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Even the states that check people criminal records rely on just records in their own states.
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But people with criminal records fare much, much worse in the labor market than their peers.
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Civil rights laws don't explicitly protect people with criminal records against discrimination due to their history.
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The coffee chain had become known for being relatively friendly to job applicants with criminal records.
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But she explained that in practice, that aim has morphed into deporting people with criminal records.
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Together, as so many of our young people have received criminal records for nonviolent offenses, we have fought to end the war on drugs, and have seen state after state decriminalize marijuana, and have seen communities expunge the criminal records of those arrested on these charges.
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On Wednesday, the two Democrats introduced legislation aimed at helping people with criminal records fairly obtain housing.
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The rise in U.S. incarceration, and criminal records that make it harder to get jobs, is another.
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For music: Criminal Records has the most variety; Wax 'n Facts has vinyl, new and used, covered.
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The pardons are expected to lift those restrictions -- although they will not clear the offenders' criminal records.
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Now the Department of Justice needs to restore funding to help survivors vacate criminal records that remain.
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Rifling through that stack of carefully guarded papers, Debra landed on letters from prison and criminal records.
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The group that backed the proposal will now focus on getting rid of marijuana-related criminal records.
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Once they are released, their criminal records often serve as a stumbling block to getting a job.
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Phone messages left for the defense attorney listed for him in online criminal records were not returned.
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The survey found strong support for removing immigrants living in the country illegally who have criminal records.
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Asylum-seekers must also have clean criminal records and no record of participation in internal armed conflicts.
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Some of these sponsors are already in the United States illegally with criminal records of their own.
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For example, according to police, though Stephens had many motor vehicle violations, he had no criminal records.
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Second, we are investing more than $7 million in community organizations that support people with criminal records.
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This funding was previously used to expunge criminal records and help the victims assimilate back into society.
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Criminal records show he has been arrested four times for violating his probation, CNN affiliate WKMG reported.
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Criminal records show Lindsey has been arrested four times for violating his probation, CNN affiliate WKMG reported.
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The August 2006 contract allowed for the use of employees with criminal records, according to court papers.
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The people who appear to suffer most from ban the box are black applicants without criminal records.
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And if they didn't have criminal records, they were considered low on the priority list for deportation.
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Court clerks with clearances are now able to check criminal records themselves through the state's electronic portal.
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They all arrive with the same aspiration: expungements intended to ease the burdens of old criminal records.
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We're going to turn the country into a place where criminal records are not documents of racism.
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The people who can be identified through facial recognition systems are not just those with criminal records.
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Expungements are indeed powerful tools for helping those with criminal records get back up on their feet.
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Roughly 820,000 undocumented immigrants have criminal records, according to the Migration Policy Institute, a nonpartisan research group.
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Federal agencies and contractors would be able to ask about criminal records later in the hiring process.
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White applicants with criminal records were more likely to get called back than black applicants without them.
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The network further reports that the suspects have criminal records including cocaine trafficking, counterfeiting, and, naturally, diamond theft.
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Early signs also suggest the Trump administration will focus on deportations of undocumented immigrants with serious criminal records.
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More recently, Trump has backtracked and stated that he will instead focus deportations on individuals with criminal records.
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Sterling tells clients that it can do a criminal records search in under 22017 hours in most cases.
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During President Barack Obama's administration, undocumented immigrants dealt with waves of deportations that prioritized people with criminal records.
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A landlord might also turn to a product called CrimCHECK, which conducts a database search for criminal records.
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Jimmy Gomez called the statement a "callous threat" that indiscriminately targets mothers, fathers, and people without criminal records.
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TTP applicants are typically deemed ineligible if they have criminal records or are under investigation for a crime.
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Under the presidential order that commuted the punishments, none can appeal convictions, and any criminal records will stand.
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Before this policy roughly 90% of prosecutions in McAllen federal court were of detained immigrants with criminal records.
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MPI estimates that a more accurate figure of undocumented immigrants with criminal records would be closer to 820,000.
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It would also allow sex workers to apply for criminal records connected to sex work to be expunged.
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It's likely US officials' focus on deporting people with criminal records put Hernandez on their radar, Christopher said.
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Jobs are scarce for those with criminal records, who disproportionately move into communities like Detroit with high unemployment.
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Visitors to the base are supposed to have their IDs scanned and run through a criminal records database.
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It is a "sanctuary city" where undocumented immigrants without criminal records are generally protected from federal deportation agents.
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In fact, Pence went into specifics about his efforts to give those with criminal records a second chance.
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The bill has been praised for including rules that will expunge nearly 800,000 marijuana convictions from criminal records.
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In its FAQ section, Airbnb states that they perform background checks for criminal records and sex offender listings.
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Landlords who reflexively bar people with criminal records risk being hauled into court unless they revise that policy.
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Criminal records act as concrete barriers for survivors, and lead to denial of employment, housing, and other services.
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In its universe, older teens with criminal records are allowed to skip juvie in favor of gymnastics camps.
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She wants her criminal record completely wiped and is campaigning for the erasure of prostitution-specific criminal records.
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They get the confidence to exit, then their [criminal] records come up, and bang, back to square one.
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ICE announced this week that it would scale down enforcement operations to focus on people with criminal records.
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It would also expunge criminal records and release incarcerated people serving sentences for possessing small amounts of marijuana.
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The number of immigrants with criminal records who've recently been released from custody amounts to fewer than 200,000.
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Since it was enacted, more than forty thousand people with criminal records have been prevented from buying guns.
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The perpetrators were illegal immigrants with criminal records who did not meet the Obama Administration's priorities for removal.
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The share of men with criminal records who live there is likely playing some role in that decline.
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In the aftermath, Congress passed a bill to strengthen NICS with more criminal records and mental health information.
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They are becoming more willing to consider candidates with criminal records, for example, or to waive educational requirements.
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But clearing criminal records is only one piece of the puzzle when it comes to drug war reparations.
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Think tank Migration Policy Institute estimated in a 2015 report there were 820,000 unauthorized immigrants with criminal records.
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"The other half are much tougher to employ," often facing challenges from drug use, criminal records and transience.
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Recently, the American Bar Association found 348 licensing or certification restrictions in Maryland for those with criminal records.
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That could force the Trump administration to focus on immigrants with criminal records, rather than on broader sweeps.
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The Trump administration recently made it more difficult for victims of sex trafficking to clear their criminal records.
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Of 16 jurisdictions it examined, 11 had some provision for expunging childhood criminal records; England and Wales do not.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are teaming up to introduce legislation aimed at helping people with criminal records fairly obtain housing.
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In France, firearm applicants are subjected to rigorous background checks and sales are denied to those with criminal records.
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Cory Booker, which would expunge criminal records for marijuana and penalize states that keep prohibition laws on the books.
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But the challenge is matching someone's name to criminal records that don't have a unique identifier of a person.
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Police said they had extensive criminal records and specialized in kidnapping and mugging foreigners, impersonating policemen to do so.
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In 2000, he pleaded guilty to a drug-related charge and spent time in prison, according to criminal records.
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New York (CNN Business)JPMorgan wants to give people with criminal records a second chance at a good job.
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Beto O'Rourke: wants to end the federal prohibition on marijuana and expunge criminal records of people convicted for possession.
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When PEOPLE contacted the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation for Zink's criminal records, officials declined to release them.
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To Mr Trump, such policies allow immigrants with criminal records to slip back into society and commit more offences.
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The centers hold immigrants while they are fingerprinted and checked for criminal records with help from U.S. data banks.
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Activists have persuaded a growing number of companies and governments to not ask about criminal records in job applications.
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She argues that Obama prioritized deporting people convicted of serious crimes and recent arrivals who had no criminal records.
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ICE arrests of immigrants with no criminal records more than doubled at the start of Trump's term to 5,441.
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He has criminal convictions, including for embezzlement, and Russian law bans people with criminal records from running for office.
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However, Cruz's paraphrasing of Rubio's remarks suggests Rubio supports a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants with criminal records.
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Criminal records, stigma, and poverty combine to keep the Junkie Whore in a marginalized class, even if we repent.
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Though many are men with criminal records, an increasing number of families are trying to settle in the Caliphate.
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But society as a whole suffers when people with criminal records can't find gainful employment and reintegrate into society.
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Many countries have grappled with retrospectively erasing criminal records as laws governing sexual orientation have evolved over the years.
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Another major obstacle is that some organizations have human resource practices that essentially screen out individuals with criminal records.
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But it is not clear how Mr. Trump arrived at the figure of two million immigrants with criminal records.
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Republican President Donald Trump promised to deport 2 million to 3 million migrants with criminal records on taking office.
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Its contents list past criminal records, social media accounts and personal information used to identify so-called gang members.
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Fortunately, there's a plan in the works that would be a game-changer for people with minor criminal records.
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But disenfranchisement of people with criminal records remained, and it is just beginning to attract the attention it deserves.
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Chief among them is what to do with people who have criminal records because they sold or used cannabis.
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The police response has in turn licensed horrific human rights abuses, mass incarceration, and burdened millions with criminal records.
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Half of the participants said mentally ill individuals and people with criminal records should be prohibited from owning firearms.
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A few dozen have parents who have been deemed ineligible for reunification because of criminal records or other circumstances.
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Some places that have legalized have also made the change effectively retroactive, erasing criminal records for past marijuana offenses.
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But Mr. Thompson feared Maori growers with criminal records, like himself, would be locked out of the new industry.
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She told us that in the past, Howard had at times declined to admit students who had criminal records.
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Across the country, more than six million people have lost the right to vote because of their criminal records.
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Those images are then run through a database to check for criminal records, immigration law violations or terrorist activities.
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Both suspects have criminal records with prison time, but Mr. Mavromatis did not immediately have details about those records.
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The measure adds New Jersey to the list of states that have recently re-enfranchised those with criminal records.
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Immigrants' rights groups are pleading with Mr. Obama to shield 63,000 legal immigrants with minor criminal records from deportation.
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He says he knows first-hand how difficult it can be for people with criminal records to rejoin society.
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In 2017, Mr. Booker introduced legislation that would have legalized marijuana and expunged federal marijuana convictions from criminal records.
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The increase comes after the Trump administration reversed an Obama-era policy that only targeted those with criminal records.
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And because immigrants who've been living in the US for longer and don't have criminal records are likely to fight deportation harder and longer, arresting more of those immigrants — as ICE is doing — is likely to swell the backlog even more than arresting the same number of immigrants with criminal records would.
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In promising to deport people with criminal records, Immigration and Customs Enforcement continually violates human rights and tears families apart.
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The move is one way of giving people with criminal records a second chance, Education Secretary John King Jr said.
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Another 229 parents have been deemed ineligible because of criminal records, or because they "waived" reunification or for other reasons.
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Both brothers have criminal records, but have not been linked by the police to Islamist militants until now, RTBF said.
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But, there's one rather significant difference: When new users sign up to the app, Gatsby scans them for criminal records.
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As with these, Checkr's focus is on background checks that typically cover driving and criminal records and basic identity confirmation.
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Green-card holders with criminal records—no matter how distant—now have fresh reason to keep looking over their shoulders.
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So, users who find themselves blocked due to their criminal records could find a way to circumvent the background check.
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Both brothers have a criminal records, but have not been linked by the police to terrorism until now, RTBF said.
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Immigration arrests are up 38% this year -- with the biggest jump in arrests among those who have no criminal records.
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It would increase maximum penalties for undocumented immigrants who repeatedly enter the country illegally after deportation, especially with criminal records.
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The official statement from the Obama administration has been that the priority is to deport undocumented immigrants with criminal records.
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Between then and March 215, people filed 22014,2100 petitions to have their criminal records removed in Baltimore City District Court.
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Immigrants who have criminal records or deportation orders are already known to federal agents; their names are in DHS databases.
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And he's yanking work permits from 800,000 young Dreamers who've grown up in this country and have clean criminal records.
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This makes sense because campus crimes are typically committed by outsiders — or by students who do not have criminal records.
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The Obama administration has taken several steps to combat discrimination against the more than 70 million Americans with criminal records.
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According to Customs and Border Protection, 6900,2628 illegal aliens with previous criminal records were arrested at the border in 28503.
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The ruling applies to immigrants caught at the border, detained for alleged ties to terrorism and those with criminal records.
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Its initial project, lowering barriers for those with criminal records, is a good example of what to expect from it.
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Advocates say they're particularly concerned about parents who weren't allowed to reunite with their children due to purported criminal records.
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It's no secret that few companies employ people with criminal records, a big reason why recidivism rates are so high.
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The bill enforces existing laws by ensuring that authorities report criminal records to the system and penalizing agencies that don't.
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Nearly 249,2550 illegal immigrants with criminal records, ordered deported from our country, are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens.
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People with criminal records, a history of drug abuse, domestic abuse convictions, or mental illness can fail a background check.
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While the gang members had long criminal records, during their trial they often came across as bumbling and ill prepared.
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After all, even with Turner's privilege, people with criminal records tend to have a much harder time getting a job.
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Mayor Jim Kenney, a Democrat, accused ICE of wrongfully using the database to locate undocumented immigrants even without criminal records.
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In some cases the parents can't be located, have serious criminal records or have already been deported without their children.
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" It appears the latest is that only undocumented workers with criminal records will be disappeared by the "Deportation Task Force.
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If Ms. Barry and Mr. Forrest complete probation successfully, they can petition the court to have their criminal records expunged.
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And the police had found a match in a database of people with criminal records: a man named Nathan Loebe.
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Proposals that stood out in 2015, like restricting employers from asking about criminal records on job applications, have become baselines.
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In November 2015, the Obama administration also directed federal agencies to ask about criminal records later in the hiring process.
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Nearly 180,000 illegal immigrants with criminal records, ordered deported from our country, are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens.
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County officials opened a "data warehouse" in 1999, which helped collect benefit and criminal records, as well as housing history.
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She believes ICE agents divided people into groups: those with final deportation orders and those with criminal records, she said.
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It also collects sensitive information including peoples' "sexual practices or sex life," their criminal records, and their private health information.
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But he's seemingly softened his stance since then, saying he would focus first on deporting those who have criminal records.
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Employers are hiring candidates with disabilities, criminal records and other barriers to employment, and are offering perks to attract workers.
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A growing body of research shows that hiring workers with criminal records helps companies increase employee retention and reduce turnover.
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Mr. Murray's lawyers have pointed out that all four people who have made accusations against Mr. Murray have criminal records.
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Despite efforts at reform, prospective employers, landlords, and money lenders are within their rights to reject applicants with criminal records.
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But we aren't seeing this in practice because most companies don't have clear policies around hiring workers with criminal records.
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Businesses are in such desperate need of labor that they have hired less skilled workers and individuals with criminal records.
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The legislation reinforces existing laws by ensuring that authorities report criminal records to the system and penalizing agencies that don't.
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Mr. Trump's executive order also vastly expanded the group of immigrants considered priorities for deportation, including those without criminal records.
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Only one in four of the men who had criminal records had: half as many as their peers without records.
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Robert Cherry touts municipalities that delay asking about job applicants' criminal records until the final stages of the hiring process.
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Kamala Harris: The two joined forces on a bill to help individuals with criminal records obtain fair housing, reports CNN.
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One difference is that federal authorities under Mr. Trump have been more likely to arrest undocumented people without criminal records.
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Going back decades, residents in places like New York, Nevada and Rhode Island have protested new neighbors with criminal records.
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Mr. Wynne runs Emerge Community Development, a Minneapolis nonprofit that helps people with criminal records or other difficulties find jobs.
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Instead, agents arrested and detained hundreds of people with minor or old criminal records — or with no criminal record at all.
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CNN previously reported that Uber and Lyft have approved thousands of people who should have been disqualified because of criminal records.
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This is a problem because easier access to guns — especially by people with criminal records — can lead to more gun violence.
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They often use paid informants, many of whom are familiar with law enforcement's modus operandi because they have criminal records themselves.
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His administration is not focusing on deporting people who have committed particularly heinous crimes, gang members, or people with criminal records.
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Abso reported that its search of county-level criminal records and a sex offender registry was clear, so McShane kept working.
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Part of Go Greene's mission is to help people who've been saddled with criminal records due to the War on Drugs.
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According to the agency, 100 of those arrested had criminal records, including convictions for child sex crimes, weapons charges and assault.
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Databases work by cross-referencing with other databases, and there are plenty of photos in databases of those with criminal records.
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The extra legal restrictions placed on people with criminal records, some bizarrely specific, mean they are more vulnerable to future charges.
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And legalizing weed would mean that fewer people of color end up in jail and with criminal records, the report says.
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In the trial, local authorities used information they already possessed, such as tax and criminal records, to assign scores to people.
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If prosecuted and convicted, we must have a system in place to vacate, or expunge, the criminal records of trafficking victims.
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And the arrest of people without criminal records doubled after Trump reversed Obama-era guidelines that prioritized undocumented immigrants with convictions.
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Untreated drug addiction and mass incarceration are two main culprits, compounded by a severe bias against hiring people with criminal records.
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These employers highlight the importance and satisfaction of helping people with criminal records rebuild their lives and reintegrate successfully into society.
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Meanwhile, the Pentagon is also actively seeking security help from shadowy hackers—but it won't pay the ones with criminal records.
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Some of the parents haven't cleared background checks, or they have criminal records, or they have been deported without their children.
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It would ensure authorities report criminal records to the NICS and penalize agencies that don't provide the information to the FBI.
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Old, minor criminal records contribute to keeping hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians trapped in poverty, with opportunity just out of reach.
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According to rough estimates by the Migration Policy Institute, of the country's 11 million unauthorized immigrants, about 820,000 have criminal records.
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Some of their parents haven't cleared background checks, or they have criminal records, or they have been deported without their children.
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In fact, the crisis of urban unemployment burns with greater intensity than ever, especially among youths and people with criminal records.
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Larry Hogan — is one of several major victories scored recently by advocates fighting to end voter disenfranchisement based on criminal records.
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The concept of disenfranchisement based on criminal records dates back to ancient Greece, as the National Conference of State Legislatures notes.
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As a result, more than 6.1 million Americans won't be legally allowed to vote due to their criminal records in 2016.
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The number is likely to increase significantly this year, as Mr. Trump cracks down on green card holders with criminal records.
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Indeed, it's not at all clear that ICE is restricting courthouse arrests to people with any prior criminal records at all.
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The White House has also banned the use of federal funds to help survivors of sex trafficking clear their criminal records.
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The backup bill would reduce the penalty for marijuana possession and allow for certain marijuana-related criminal records to be erased.
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"By decree, we plan to guarantee the ownership of firearms by citizens without criminal records," Bolsonaro, who takes office on Jan.
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In Florida, Republican lawmakers are trying to keep people with criminal records from voting, as I explained in a recent newsletter.
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Police officials have backed off defending some marijuana arrests, but suggested they still want to go after people with criminal records.
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People with criminal records will finally be able to earn a decent living, obtain stable housing, and access education and training.
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Compounding that, experience in the commercial sex industry leaves some victims with alcohol and drug addictions and some with criminal records.
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We also know that unemployment and food insecurity are inextricably linked, and this is particularly true for people with criminal records.
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The Air Force has also moved to put in place steps to ensure that criminal records make it into federal databases.
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For criminal justice reform to succeed, American employers must take the next step: committing to consider qualified jobseekers with criminal records.
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When it comes to hiring people with criminal records, companies are understandably concerned about safety, their assets and their public image.
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Immigration arrests surged in the first months of Trump's presidency, with the biggest increase being arrests of immigrants without criminal records.
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A survey completed in December 85033 found that one-third of occupational licenses include automatic exclusions for individuals with criminal records.
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Several of the suspects had extensive criminal records and previous convictions for armed robbery, drug trafficking and counterfeiting, according to prosecutors.
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Alabama has more than 33 laws barring those with certain criminal records from activities like voting and holding many professional licenses.
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Mr. Cuomo also said that the state would seal certain cannabis-related criminal records, though he did not specify which ones.
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Last year, Code for America began a trial of an automatic version: Governments link the app with their criminal records data.
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Of those with criminal records, drunken driving and illegal entry into the country are the most common offenses, the analysis shows.
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He has pledged to issue an executive order that would end mandatory detention for asylum seekers, excluding those with criminal records.
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The federal background check system also largely relies on states' reports, including some data for mental health history and criminal records.
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In an interview with The Guardian, Bratton blamed the scarcity of black recruits on the prevalence of criminal records in black neighborhoods.
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If Mexican immigrants with clean criminal records could enter at will for a fee, then the entire need for a wall disappears.
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But the Trump administration is still fighting to deport the Iraqis, all of whom have criminal records and pending orders of removal.
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HHS officials review documents to confirm the sponsor's identity and relation to the child, check for criminal records and visit the home.
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But in some cases, people with violent criminal records slip through the net, and harm the people they're supposed to work for.
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Ignacio Castillo, who sells books from a stand in a park, worries that Mr Trump will deport mainly people with criminal records.
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"Nearly 503,000 illegal immigrants with criminal records, ordered deported from our country, are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens," said Trump.
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"Nearly 180,000 illegal immigrants with criminal records, ordered deported from our country, are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens," said Trump.
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"Nearly 180,20153 illegal immigrants with criminal records, ordered deported from our country, are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens," said Trump.
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Big Data, NSA wiretapping, social media, camera phones, credit scores, criminal records, drones—we watch and watch, and record our every move.
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Second, the millions of migrants living in the country who do not have criminal records but lack a legal right to remain.
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The billionaire also pledged after his victory that he would prioritize deporting or jailing undocumented immigrants with gang ties or criminal records.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany deported eight Afghans with criminal records after their applications for asylum were rejected, said Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere.
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ICE has said the raids targeted dangerous people, announcing in a press release that 75 percent of those arrested had criminal records.
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This will mean that Canadians previously convicted of consensual sexual activity with same-sex partners will have their criminal records permanently destroyed.
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Other priorities are for people with serious criminal records, but they also include any migrant caught entering the country illegally after Jan.
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The Next Step Act contains worthy provisions for removing barriers to employment, including certain occupational licensing barriers for those with criminal records.
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Ohio recently passed legislation to seal certain low-level criminal records and promote drug and alcohol treatment programs s alternatives to prison.
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He also said he was not aware of any airport workers with criminal records or who were sympathetic to the Islamic State.
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Denver Mayor Michael Hancock (D) is ordering a "citywide" effort to vacate and expunge low-level marijuana convictions from residents' criminal records.
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However, many individuals with criminal records do not even apply for licensure because they believe their past conviction is an immediate disqualification.
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Dean said the Trudeau government assured the Senate it would address the issue of criminal records once the law was in place.
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Economic View Policies aimed at ending discrimination against people with criminal records may actually have the unintended consequence of increasing racial discrimination.
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The group uses technology to analyze criminal records nearly automatically in order to expedite the process of clearing the marijuana-related convictions.
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Why it matters: Because Checkr's software is designed, in part, to open employment opportunities to the millions of Americans with criminal records.
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Reentry and Reintegration: VICE has led the charge in hiring candidates with previous criminal records as part of the VICE Apprenticeship Program.
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He dwelled on the murders of Kate Steinle and Sarah Root, Americans who were killed by illegal border crossers with criminal records.
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That involves stopping the immigration of Syrian refugees, deporting undocumented immigrants with criminal records and devoting more resources to securing the border.
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And anecdotal reports suggest that companies are becoming more willing to hire people with criminal records or to waive drug-testing requirements.
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From federally funded housing projects to voucher programs, criminal records can be the difference between having shelter and being on the streets.
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In a sense, efforts to connect people with criminal records to jobs seem to mirror strategies used by formerly incarcerated people themselves.
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They will then struggle with fines, probation, perhaps jail, and permanent criminal records that can derail their future employment, housing and education.
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In New York, a police sergeant was accused of selling ghost guns to members of a motorcycle gang who had criminal records.
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Rebecca Vallas, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, is a former attorney representing those with criminal records and their families.
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Sometimes agencies only focus on criminal records and don't look at civil filings, where some domestic violence cases pop up, she said.
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And the policing idea of zero tolerance, transplanted from New York City, created an entire generation of young men with criminal records.
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He started hanging out after school with his uncles, Edgar and Jose Lacen, who had long criminal records for robbery and drugs.
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Argentina changed its immigration law a year ago to make it easier to prevent individuals with criminal records from entering the country.
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They are, for instance, more apt to employ people on the fringes of the economy, with less experience or with criminal records.
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But lately the tide has been turning, as many states have made it easier for people with criminal records to vote again.
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In 2016, Illinois and Georgia both added standards that prevented licensing boards from broadly restricting entry based on criminal records last year.
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He has not said yet how he would force the 11.2 million immigrants without criminal records or papers to leave the country.
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Rodriguez, the Supreme Court will also weigh the rights of immigrants with criminal records and those accused of having ties to terrorism.
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In June, Peru flew home hundreds of Venezuelans with criminal records amid allegations that migrants were responsible for a rise in crime.
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Among black applicants, the disparity was even worse: Applicants with criminal records were only a third as likely to get called back.
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Milwaukee Police Chief Ed Flynn said 2238 people were arrested during the first night of protests, all of whom had criminal records.
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They're looking at ways to routinize and ease the expungement process of criminal records, so people aren't permanently damaged by their criminal histories.
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To the contrary, it's been often more aware when people without criminal records are deported now than it was during the Obama administration.
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"What we are going to do is get the people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers," he said.
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Throughout the video, ProPublica highlights the ideology of the hate group and outs some of its members, providing names, hometowns, and criminal records.
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Others said they were offering to help pay for student loans and even relaxing policies around things like drug testing and criminal records.
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And, on top of that, 27 other would-be riders weren't even allowed to enter the United Kingdom because of their criminal records.
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Human Rights Watch's report also cites Trump's proposal to deport up to 3 million undocumented immigrants with criminal records quickly after taking office.
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The LAPD then adds other sensitive information to that database, sometimes tagging the photos with criminal records, names, addresses, and dates of birth.
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Around 200 lawsuits have accused Sterling of failures — most often attributing criminal records to the wrong person, preventing them from getting a job.
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It also runs checks in such things as national and county criminal records, driving records, sex offender registries and global terrorism watch lists.
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The software, which is made by a Tokyo startup called Vaak, differs from similar products that work by matching faces to criminal records.
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Afterward, she regularly checked in with U.S. Immigration and Customs officials, which typically went after higher-priority targets like people with criminal records.
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Both the Obama and Trump administrations made deporting people with criminal records a priority, and the lawmakers say that Chavarria has no record.
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The new priorities specifically target three groups of immigrants: those with criminal records, new arrivals, and people with deportation orders given after 2013.
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Utahns, while largely supportive of deporting undocumented immigrants with criminal records, have long favored legal immigration and pushed for reforms to encourage it.
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It means that once they are released, their criminal records will not sealed and will follow them for the rest of their lives.
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But this year, the number of arrests of undocumented immigrants with no criminal records whatsoever more than doubled — to a total of 5,441.
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Under the Obama administration, only immigrants with serious criminal records or who had recently crossed into the country illegally were prioritized for deportation.
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Rappers such as Snoop Dogg and Tyler the Creator have been barred from entering some countries thanks to criminal records or offensive lyrics.
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These changes will lead to persons with no previous criminal records seeing their average guideline minimum sentence increase from 1 to 6 months.
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It could be anywhere from two to three million people, he said on 60 Minutes, with a focus on those with criminal records.
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ICE arrested about 2628,28500 immigrants who did not have prior criminal records, up from about 6900,2628 arrests in the same fiscal 28503 period.
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People with criminal records, people who have no training or job experience — all these folks now have an opportunity to build their lives.
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The others are not eligible to be reunited because their parents have criminal records, haven't been verified or have been otherwise ruled unfit.
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The Education Department's initiative follows other Obama administration efforts aimed at reversing policies that limit the opportunities available to people with criminal records.
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The company has been particularly forceful in its opposition to requirements that would force it to check criminal records through an applicant's fingerprint.
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The measure allows for unlimited possession and growth of marijuana and opens the door for the state to expunge marijuana-related criminal records.
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It creates opportunities for workers who might otherwise be passed over by prospective employers, such as disabled people and those with criminal records.
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JPMorgan Chase has built a public policy center in DC and its first plan is to help people with criminal records get jobs.
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Some of those arrested had criminal records, but not for art theft, officials said at a news conference in Verona on Wednesday. Gen.
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Why it matters: Under Homan's leadership, ICE arrests rose and changed Obama-era policies that prioritized undocumented immigrants with criminal records for arrest.
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Last week, the NDP tabled a bill calling for the government to expunge the criminal records of Canadians with simple pot possession convictions.
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According to the Nia report, 49 percent of female sex workers identified prostitution-related criminal records as a barrier to leaving the industry.
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Those asking for asylum are processed, and if they have no criminal records, they are released to wait for their day in court.
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Yet Stone, like many defendants in federal court without criminal records and charged with nonviolent offenses, was released after signing a simple bond.
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More than 70 million people now have criminal records that authorize legal discrimination against them, relegating them to a permanent second-class status.
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In New Orleans, though, a six-month review found that 15 of 17 applications with criminal records had been approved by the panel.
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Simply put, the decline in men at work — including those hampered by criminal records — could leave the U.S. a poorer country over time.
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Those who argue against expunging criminal records say people who violated the law should live with the consequences, regardless of subsequent legal changes.
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I went through dozens of odd jobs and then someone told me about C.E.O. [which offers employment services for those with criminal records].
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There are no requirements on the companies to check out potential bodyguards for hidden criminal records or to make them take drugs tests.
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The people who support the deportation of undocumented immigrant parents with no criminal records still think we are all rapists or gang members.
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He made exceptions for certain people with criminal records — exactly the people, advocates said, who have been exposed to disproportionate police attention before.
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Mr. Vance's approach will prevent otherwise law-abiding people from accumulating criminal records and will take pressure off an already overburdened court system.
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In New York, since Mr. Trump took office in 2017, the immigration arrests of undocumented people without criminal records has more than tripled.
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The district attorneys in Manhattan and Brooklyn left the door open to prosecuting people on marijuana charges if they had previous criminal records.
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Murphy, a Democrat, also signed a bill Wednesday that seeks to make it easier for those with criminal records to have them expunged.
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Trump said in the interview that once he takes office, he would remove immigrants with criminal records who are in the country illegally.
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Arrests of immigrants living illegally in the United States have soared, with the biggest increase coming among those migrants with no criminal records.
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That is providing opportunities to people who have long faced barriers to employment, such as criminal records, disabilities or prolonged bouts of joblessness.
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The move is one way of giving people with criminal records a second chance at more productive lives, Education Secretary John King Jr said.
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Simpson will also be barred from possessing any kind of weapon and will be ordered to avoid association with individuals who have criminal records.
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The orders help build the wall, dramatically increase deportation of undocumented immigrants, including those without criminal records, and defund sanctuary cities, among others initiatives.
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Visitors are asked for driver's licenses before entering, and their information is entered in a database and searched against criminal records, Fox 29 reported.
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"There are a lot of people who have criminal records and those are the people you'd want to be talking about deportation," he said.
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That could mean partnering with nonprofits to expunge nonviolent criminal records, which disproportionately impact black lives, or simply walking out his home each day.
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Scotland can hand out criminal records to eight-year-olds, though legislation is being mooted that will raise the minimum age limit to 12.
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Several other applicants contacted by The Times had criminal records, but Mar-a-Lago did not state that as a reason for rejecting anyone.
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Few minors have been hurt in the past week's violence, but some have been arrested and are likely to end up with criminal records.
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That was despite the fact that the speech really honed Trump's immigration message into a clear move against illegal immigrants with violent criminal records.
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In Europe criminal records are usually wiped clean of all but the most serious offences after some time, provided people do not re-offend.
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Dismissing the speculation, Zhejiang police said Sunday that the two suspects didn't have criminal records and weren't found to have engaged in cult activities.
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Numerous analyses have found that, in places where these laws have been implemented, far more people with criminal records have been hired than before.
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Known by deputies and ICE as the Supermax of the West, the jail houses felons with violent criminal records who are also undocumented immigrants.
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Under former President Barack Obama, many immigrants without serious criminal records were allowed to await their court dates while living in the United States.
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She lectured some defendants that most young men "with names like yours" have lengthy criminal records by the time they reach a certain age.
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" Ginsberg shared the legal concerns: "Incarcerating people and giving people criminal records is one of the most damaging things you can do to someone.
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Austin's City Council voted in 2015 to require that the companies subject their drivers to fingerprint background checks, which could turn up criminal records.
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Those without entry stamps in their passports and people with criminal records or already in the process of being deported will not be eligible.
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It's also an interesting addition from a company that has long resisted other security measures such as fingerprinting drivers to check for criminal records.
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These organizations work directly with people with criminal records to provide them with essential services like housing assistance and critical skills training for employment.
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He talked about the dicey issue of deportation, but kept it to those illegal immigrants who come to this country with prior criminal records.
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It came amid growing attention to ensuring that people with criminal records are treated fairly when seeking employment and trying to rebuild their lives.
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" The filing also suggests that a "profits over safety" culture has "led to thousands of drivers with violent criminal records slipping through the cracks.
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These are the long-term unemployed, the dislocated workers, the former foster youth, homeless youth, people with criminal records, and other economically-disadvantaged Americans.
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In November, she thought Trump would deport only people with criminal records -- people he called "bad hombres" -- and that he would leave families intact.
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The Constitution gives the president broad discretion to choose ministers, as long as they do not have criminal records and have not been indicted.
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Close to 250 parents have already been ruled out -- most because they declined reunification and the rest because of criminal records or other concerns.
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The legislation allows states to enact their own policies and gives them incentives to clear criminal records of people with low-level marijuana offenses.
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"What we are going to do is get the people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers," he told Stahl.
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Even if there were 2 million unauthorized immigrants with criminal records in the US, the US government doesn't know where all of them are.
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Erin Patinkin is a co-founder and chief executive of Ovenly, a bakery in Brooklyn where 30 percent of the bakers have criminal records.
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The bills prevented local NYC authorities from surrendering immigrants to ICE who didn't have criminal records or had prior convictions for only minor offenses.
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Both victims had criminal records, the local news media reported: Mr. Pérez Rosado on drug charges, and Mr. La Luz Pizarro on weapons charges.
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The party had sought the restrictions in an effort to handcuff Trump's zero-tolerance policy of detaining undocumented migrants -- even those without criminal records.
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He wants to de-schedule the drug as a controlled substance, expunge criminal records, and work to prevent the emerging industry from becoming monopolized.
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Rather, lawmakers who back the rules generally say they aim to protect the public by preventing fraud and ensuring people's criminal records are accurate.
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Pretty much every American believes in doing this: preventing people with dangerous backgrounds (criminal records, hospitalizations for mental illness, addiction, etc.) from getting firearms.
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Employers have started showing refreshing willingness to hire people with criminal records because there just aren't that many conventionally qualified people left to hire.
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She found that white applicants with criminal records were only half as likely to be called back for interviews as their peers without records.
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By 2014, more than 15 percent of city employees had criminal records — seven times as many as when the policy was implemented in 2011.
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Throughout America, states instituted programs of voluntary and involuntary sterilization in order to keep people with low IQs or criminal records from having children.
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Under recent revisions to the law on political parties — which ban parties from having leaders with criminal records — the C.N.R.P. would then be dissolved.
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"And if somebody wants to get into the new legal system, and they have criminal records, they might be excluded and never allowed in."
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Ibrahim el-Bakraoui, 27, and Khalid el-Bakraoui, 29, were Belgian citizens with criminal records that began well before their alleged involvement with terrorism.
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In 2014 New Zealand, one of the countries that tries hardest to avoid giving children criminal records, landed just 48 youngsters under 17 with one.
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Heavy drug users tend to accumulate points against them in the job market, like tattoos, track marks, criminal records, and long gaps in their resumes.
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The study showed that about four in every five Islamic State recruits have criminal records, while some 20 percent were diagnosed with mental health issues.
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BuzzFeed News found other instances of Lyft drivers with criminal records who had been screened by Sterling and gone on to allegedly harm its passengers.
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Perhaps half of America's private-sector employers ask job applicants to declare their criminal records, and two-thirds routinely run checks before taking people on.
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"Nearly 180,000 illegal immigrants with criminal records ordered deported from our country are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens," he said in his speech.
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The other is reform of the state licensing system, which bars individuals with criminal records from many jobs — even work as a barber or cosmetologist.
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CBP officials said that kind of in-the-field identification could be immensely valuable to agents in the future, particularly crossed referenced with criminal records.
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ICE has repeatedly said that it focuses on targeting criminals, but government data has also revealed a jump in arrests of people without criminal records.
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The elevated rates of workforce non-participation and unemployment for black men could also be explained by employers' reluctance to hire applicants with criminal records.
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According to criminal records, Nucera, who is white, violently slammed the man's head into a metal door jam, while yelling racial slurs and derogatory remarks.
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He said that process resulted in 4,800 gun sales in 2017 to individuals with criminal records, a history of mental illness and other disqualifying circumstances.
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They then focused on the individuals and groups who drive most of that activity, particularly those with criminal records and those involved in gang activity.
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Moving forward, as legalization gathers steam across the states, do you think the president should pardon people with criminal records for non-violent drug convictions?
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The law would increase penalties, including incarceration, for undocumented immigrants who repeatedly enter the US illegally after being deported, especially if they have criminal records.
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Both bills call for legalizing the drug nationwide, expunging criminal records for those charged with marijuana possession and investing money into communities harmed by drugs.
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The illegal alien's criminal records will attach to the victim's SSN which creates serious problems whenever an entity runs a background check on the victim.
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In some cases, past criminal records for weed possession have made them ineligible to participate in the legal weed business, as BuzzFeed reported in 2016.
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Additionally, the administration has ramped up Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) efforts, doubling arrests of undocumented immigrants without criminal records, despite promises to target criminals.
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"The judge is required under California law to consider certain mitigating and aggravating factors," she said, including past criminal records and the presence of alcohol.
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Gascón said at a recent press conference that criminal records would still be available to law enforcement, but not to the rest of the public.
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During normal times, this fund could target populations, like the long-term unemployed or people with criminal records, who typically struggle in the labor market.
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The algorithm can easily search criminal records for serious offenses, such as violent felonies, that would prevent a person from having charges cleared or reduced.
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" With a dataset of 1856 faces and their respective criminal records, the authors claim to have discovered a "law of normality for faces of noncriminals.
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JPMorgan has already "banned the box," as the practice of removing the disclosure requirement is called, and hired 2,100 people with criminal records in 2018.
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These range from tweaks to allow for scientific research to comprehensive approaches that end federal prohibition and provide resources for the expungement of criminal records.
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If Seattle wants to do something about the disparate impact of criminal records, maybe the city should stop enforcing its laws in a discriminatory way.
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The former officers, none of whom testified at trial, were portrayed by their lawyers as devoted family men and dedicated public servants without criminal records.
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Kelly said in a statement that 173 percent of the immigrants arrested have criminal records, ranging from homicide to driving under the influence of alcohol.
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That prompted a public outcry and the practice soon stopped, but one person spent a weekend in jail and others were left with criminal records.
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It then focuses on the individuals and groups who drive most of that activity, particularly those with criminal records and those involved in gang activity.
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WASHINGTON — The brothers who carried out suicide bombings in Brussels last week had long, violent criminal records and had been regarded internationally as potential terrorists.
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An estimated 5.85 million people nationwide were barred from voting because of criminal records as of the start of 2016, according to The Sentencing Project.
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Advocates released a series of videos — Mr. Ivey starred in one — that presented the state's ban as unfair to taxpaying Floridians who had criminal records.
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By looking at applicants with limited experience and even criminal records, they can find workers at wages that shrink — but don't kill — their profit margins.
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New Jersey had been taking a more expansive approach than many other states to erase the criminal records of people charged with marijuana-related crimes.
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For example, he said, employers have better technology and data to screen candidates for drug problems, criminal records or credit problems, prolonging the hiring process.
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Clinton was running for president in 22008, she was courting the Latino vote, pledging not to deport unauthorized immigrants who did not have criminal records.
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Those measures include a streamlining of the expungement process for people with criminal records and equity programs to help criminalized people get into legal weed.
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That's no surprise: Republicans have criminal records, too, and everyone gets the unfairness of being barred from voting for this reason, and certainly for life.
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The U.S., meanwhile, was deporting people at such a rapid pace that often it didn't bother to send deportees' criminal records to the Salvadoran authorities.
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He received a traffic citation in 2015 A CNN review of criminal records found a 2015 traffic citation against Bowers for allegedly driving without tags.
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Aid agencies could check future employees against national criminal records and Interpol databases under the scheme, named Operation Soteria after the Greek goddess of safety.
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The legislation, known as Fix NICS, would reinforce existing laws by ensuring that authorities report criminal records to the system and penalizing agencies that don't.
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By the end of the 20-year period, two-thirds of the men who didn't have criminal records had moved out of the bottom quintile.
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Over the past two decades, numerous states have scrapped laws — many passed with explicitly racist intentions — that kept citizens with criminal records from the polls.
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A majority of Americans (56 percent) also support sealing non-violent criminal records after people complete their sentences to facilitate their successful reentry into society.
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Previous administrations did separate kids in specific situations, like when officials believed the parents had serious criminal records or posed a danger to the child.
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It does not prevent young people from using marijuana and too many Canadians end up with criminal records for possessing small amounts of the drug.
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Criminal records are keeping millions of men out of the workforce — and it's hurting the economy Criminal records are keeping millions of men out of the workforce — and it's hurting the economy CLEVELAND — When Kevin Miller came home from Ohio's Pickaway state prison at age 20, he faced a challenge familiar to the more than 600,000 people released from state and federal prisons every year: finding work.
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Next week Mrs P and others will challenge this system in the Court of Appeal, in a case which highlights Britain's punitive approach to criminal records.
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We need to secure the border and we need to enforce the law in regards to people with criminal records who are illegally in this country.
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In an emotional tribute, the president named four people in the audience whose family members were affected by crimes committed by undocumented immigrants with criminal records.
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The clemency decision comes amid a wave of new legal measures vacating convictions and expunging criminal records of child-trafficking victims, often called safe harbor laws.
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It would legalize cannabis on the national level and punish states that keep it illegal, while getting rid of federal criminal records for past cannabis convictions.
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Noting the disproportionate effect of criminal records on minority groups, the Department of Housing and Urban Development issued new guidance for real estate transactions in 2016.
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Cape Dorset is officially a restricted hamlet, meaning that people who want to buy alcohol must be approved by a local committee that checks criminal records.
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The family's lawyer said it was difficult to obtain any documents, including the men's criminal records, since the case is handled by the National Security Agency.
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At issue was whether federal appeals courts can second guess immigration officials' determinations about the potential for torture in cases involving non-citizens with criminal records.
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Between the lines: Trump cited data from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, an agency that has historically designated immigrants with criminal records as a priority for arrests.
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According to a recent Europol study, some 80 percent of Islamic State recruits have criminal records and some 20 percent were diagnosed with mental health issues.
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ICE said they will use courthouse arrests only for "specific, targeted aliens" with criminal records, gang affiliations or removal orders, or who pose national security threats.
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Though the company has no specific plans to encourage people with criminal records to apply, both Dalton and Marley admitted they were open to the idea.
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Another 34 applications were rejected with no permits issued because officials determined they had criminal records or were seeking asylum for economic reasons, the ministry said.
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It's a significant shift from the Obama administration, which focused on deporting undocumented immigrants with serious criminal records or who had recently crossed into the country.
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I ask him how he first felt being around older men, often with long and serious criminal records, and he insists that this wasn't a problem.
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Jackson thinks the NFL is being hypocritical and treating players with criminal records better than Kaep ... but says it's not too late to make things right.
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In an interview in November, Trump said he believed there were 2 to 3 million undocumented immigrants with criminal records that he would move to deport.
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After all, legal immigrants are well vetted, and if they have criminal records in their countries of origin they are generally ineligible for admission to American.
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Many cities, do, too — Baltimore requires employers to wait until a conditional job offer is extended before asking people about criminal histories or requesting criminal records.
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The point of these policies, which deserve to be widely emulated, is to give people with criminal records the chance to rejoin society as productive citizens.
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The commission has rejected about 2500,20143 rideshare driver applications with disqualifying criminal records since December 22014, even though those drivers passed the rideshare companies' background checks.
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The Supreme Court appeared divided Wednesday over whether the Trump administration can detain immigrants with criminal records indefinitely, years after they've served time for the offense.
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Numerous studies show that stable employment for individuals with criminal records is critical to reentry after incarceration and reduces the likelihood of them committing additional crimes.
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From locating and filling out the proper forms, to obtaining criminal records, hiring and paying for legal support, and waiting for responses needed to move forward.
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Six aren't covered by the order -- three because of their parents' criminal records and three because the accompanying adult turned out not to be a parent.
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Mossack Fonseca has long maintained that it will not work for individuals with criminal records or whose conduct raises "red flags" during its due-diligence process.
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In that case, the two undocumented fathers arrested by ICE had no criminal records and were Christians who had fled Indonesia for fear of religious persecution.
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Protesters also are likely to criticize Trump's promise to deport up to 3 million undocumented workers with criminal records and his treatment of women and Muslims.
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And while he has been adamant about deporting undocumented immigrants, he has narrowed the emphasis to those with criminal records — the policy Mr. Obama has pursued.
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But the models include such inputs as whether an inmate's friends and relatives have criminal records, and whether an inmate resides in a "high-risk" neighborhood.
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Trump promised a crackdown on illegal immigrants entering the United States and the deportation of illegal immigrants living in the country, especially those with criminal records.
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Trump's newest immigration rules, which seek to deport anyone in violation of immigration laws, not just those with criminal records, will impact almost all immigrant communities.
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Allowing employers to ask about criminal history helps people who fall into the second circle but not the first: black and Latino applicants without criminal records.
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And Towards Employment, a workforce development nonprofit in Cleveland, placed 475 people in full-time jobs in 2015 — 300 of them were workers with criminal records.
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They said there should be a program to help long-time farmworkers without criminal records, but who are in the country illegally, to become legal residents.
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The president and Department of Homeland Security can issue guidelines saying that certain groups of people, such as those without criminal records, should not be deported.
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Five years later, All of Us or None, a project created by people with criminal records, started what became known as the ban-the-box campaign.
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ICE Deputy Director Thomas Homan said Schaaf's warning had the opposite effect, because more than 800 immigrants with criminal records were at large in the community.
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Many of the people with expertise in coaxing quality marijuana from the earth have criminal records, which would potentially keep them out of the legal market.
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They operate 85 percent of the nation's jails and have ready access to the most desirable candidates for deportation: undocumented immigrants with criminal records or charges.
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While they did not name the suspect, Harris County criminal records show a person named Magen Fieramusca, also 33, with the same charges and booking date.
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But while the overall unemployment rate is now low, many people face clearly inadequate opportunities, such as those in rural areas and those with criminal records.
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He repeated his calls for the legalization of marijuana, expungement of the criminal records of those convicted for marijuana possession and an end to cash bail.
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"The CMS guidance also fails to recognize the stigma, discrimination, and related legal and policy barriers to employment confronting people with criminal records," the letter states.
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Like him, many of the club's first members had criminal records and were aware of what could happen if they took their fights to the streets.
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"We were quite shaken and disturbed by the whole experience, especially as we are law abiding and tax paying residents, with no criminal records," he wrote.
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The military also only accepts about 20 percent of would-be recruits, rejecting others for health reasons, inadequate physical fitness, and criminal records, among other issues.
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ICE Deputy Director Thomas Homan said the warning had the opposite effect, because more than 800 immigrants with criminal records were at large in the community.
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Preap, a class action suit that asks how quickly the Department of Homeland Security needs to act when starting deportation proceedings against immigrants with criminal records.
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Through the 80s and 90s, the people who took it up were burnouts with visible swastika tattoos, criminal records, and few ties to the modern world.
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In theory, Trump administration officials claim they're targeting immigrants with criminal records for deportation — and that they won't target DREAMers even after they've lost DACA protections.
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A groundbreaking study published in 2003 found that employers were more likely to consider white candidates with criminal records than black candidates with no such history.
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Trump, during the campaign trail, maintained he would deport immigrants in the US with criminal records, not focusing on immigrants in the US residing legally and lawfully.
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The president has also vowed to deport some 3 million undocumented immigrants who have criminal records and to build a wall across the porous US-Mexico border.
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Included in that plan will be a call to hire as many as 10,000 new ICE personnel and speed up deportations of illegal immigrants with criminal records.
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At the same time, though, Trump manifestly wasn't talking about the same people Mims was talking about: MS-213 members in American jails without serious criminal records.
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Prosecutors told jury members that Holtzclaw picked his victims because they were poor, black and had criminal records, and were therefore unlikely to be believed by police.
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"Sometimes there wasn't always a birthdate or a way to verify that the name was the same," said Amol Khengre, who worked in criminal records in Mumbai.
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"This could very well make other cities feel like they can maybe pass laws they want to pass," said Mehta, an expert on employment and criminal records.
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Jim Wilson, a community worker in the loyalist stronghold of east Belfast, estimates that some 340 youths acquired criminal records during the flag protests of 2012-13.
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At the same time, they concentrated on a more intuitive user experience and bolstered their information sources to include historical records, criminal records and other public documents.
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We've ended campaigns, we've shut down conferences before they could happen, we've caused people to lose their jobs, and we've exposed a lot of people's criminal records.
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Criminal records may never be expunged and may mean being barred from voting, evicted from public housing, denied welfare or turned away when applying for a job.
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Official policy is that they'll start by deporting the roughly 2 to 3 million with criminal records and then will see how things stand with the rest.
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Not only that ... Thug's lawyers also want info that will help them rip apart would-be canaries, including criminal records, personnel files and any other relevant dirt.
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If later on the background check reveals criminal records, mental health issues or any other disqualifying problems, the FBI will ask the ATF to retrieve the guns.
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In some of those cases, according to the ACLU, families were separated because of minor offenses on parents' criminal records, such as traffic offenses or property damage.
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Instead, we need federal financial aid for education despite our drug charges, and employers who will look past our criminal records to hire us for straight jobs.
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Information economics should also give pause to the "ban the box" campaign, which seeks to forbid employers from asking about job-applicants' criminal records prior to interview.
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We must also reduce the many barriers that those with criminal records face, by helping them reenter the labor market while encouraging employers to treat them fairly.
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Employers, including, for instance, schools and churches, and landlords will not be able to use checks of criminal records as a basis for hiring, firing, and renting.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel said that Chicago will remain a sanctuary city after President-elect Trump said Sunday that deportations of immigrants with criminal records will begin immediately.
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Schaller says that Uber and Lyft will need to drop their opposition to fingerprinting eventually, as it is the best way to identify drivers with criminal records.
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Rather than snapping photos of records and uploading them to a website, Clear My Record's transferable technology can be used to digitally review criminal records in bulk.
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Trump was wise to begin and continue to pepper his speech with references to several instances of violent crimes committed by illegal aliens with prior criminal records.
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Hitting the theme of illegal immigration that sent his campaign rocketing toward the nomination, Trump said nearly 180,000 undocumented immigrants with criminal records are roaming the country.
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The Nia Project found that when sex workers wanted to quit the industry, their criminal records would often hold them back from successfully moving onto another job.
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But Obama has learned the hard way that just saying you want to focus on deporting "criminals" doesn't keep immigrants without criminal records from getting deported too.
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In gross numbers, Bush and Obama arrested more undocumented immigrants without criminal records and people in the interior than Trump at the height of their immigration crackdowns.
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He said during an interview shortly after his victory he would prioritize deporting or jailing any undocumented immigrants who were members of gangs or had criminal records.
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He aggressively turned up the heat on internal immigration enforcement, stepping up deportation of undocumented immigrants, even those without serious criminal records, reversing an Obama administration policy.
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The most common is "moral rehabilitation," which entails a formal apology by the state and the expunging of criminal records of those convicted of a homosexual offense.
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The hospital does screen for criminal records of potential hires after it extends a contingent job offer, but it says it weighs the relevance of any conviction.
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Thousands of people with misdemeanor convictions for marijuana possession dating back 13 years will have their criminal records cleared, the San Francisco district attorney's office said Wednesday.
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About 500,000 Canadians are believed to have criminal records for marijuana possession, according to Bill Blair, the cabinet minister on cannabis and a former Toronto police chief.
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Stark also has a mandatory 24-hour waiting period before she agrees to meet clients, giving her time to check for criminal records and other warning signs.
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The criminal records office told The Guardian that the problem was a technical one that stemmed in part from cases in which an offender had dual nationality.
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A former submarine officer in the US Navy, Eleveld has served as CEO of several companies, including Whitepages, which provides verification information like bankruptcy and criminal records.
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This includes a full accounting of the benefits that jailhouse informants have received for their testimony, their criminal records and the previous cases in which they testified.
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"What we are going to do is get the people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers," he told CBS News in November.
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The state government and the state attorney general said two of the victims were women, and that at least four had criminal records, without specifying their crimes.
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He has already missed the deadline for a vow he made in August to start deporting illegal immigrants with criminal records on his first day in office.
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And in South Dakota, police departments have worked with landlords, who have more discretion to reject tenants, to inform them of the criminal records of prospective renters.
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Szczesniak said at a news conference on Monday that Kingston recently made suicidal comments and that neither Kingston nor the other deceased had criminal records, the AP reports.
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CHICAGO – The Chicago school district will run background checks on thousands of employees after a newspaper found that students had been sexually abused by workers with criminal records.
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In Trump's first year, ICE arrested 109,000 criminals and 46,000 people without criminal records -- a 171% increase in the number of non-criminal individuals arrested compared to 2016.
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The regulation, the first of its kind in the United States, will help New York businesses obtain so-called commercial crime insurance when hiring employees with criminal records.
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To fill jobs, companies are eliminating degree and certification requirements, improving perks and benefits, and recruiting stay-at-home parents, retirees and people with disabilities and criminal records.
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" Furthermore, the ACEP president said that children without criminal records whose parents seeking haven in the US are particularly vulnerable, and should "never be placed in detention facilities.
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Future reforms, he said, should take steps to move ex-convicts into higher-skill work, such as easing licensing rules in jobs that bar people with criminal records.
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In prepared remarks, Eberstadt said the United States has failed to keep good records on people with criminal records, leaving a gaping hole in the country's economic statistics.
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A recent study found that about one in 30 people looking to buy guns on one website had criminal records -- one out of 30 had a criminal record.
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The government earlier on Tuesday also proposed legislation that will allow the criminal records of those convicted of sexual activity with same-sex partners to be permanently destroyed.
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In Trump's first year, ICE arrested 109,000 criminals and 46,000 people without criminal records-- a 171% increase in the number of non-criminal individuals arrested compared to 2016.
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They also seek the decriminalization of drug-related crimes, and want those convicted of such crimes to be released and have that aspect of their criminal records erased.
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Trump Promises to Deport Millions of ImmigrantsPresident-elect Donald Trump this weekend pledged to deport 2 to 3 million undocumented immigrants, suggesting he's after those with criminal records.
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But Prop 64 also created a path for nonviolent offenders—ex-cons, parolees, and current inmates—to petition state courts to modify or fully expunge their criminal records.
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More recently, Trump backed off the impossible sweep and said he'd instead deport about 5 million, targeting immigrants with criminal records and individuals who have overstayed their visas.
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Maryland is one of a small number of states that puts all criminal records into a database — here called Case Search — that anyone can access free of charge.
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Rideshare companies Uber and Lyft have approved thousands of people who should have been disqualified because of criminal records, according to state agencies and lawsuits examined by CNN.
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And aside from expanding the services location-wise, the program hopes to assist people with criminal records under different propositions, eventually moving beyond the focus of marijuana convictions.
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Trump closed the night by bringing out more than a dozen parents of American citizens who were murdered by illegal immigrants, many of whom had prior criminal records.
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"There are too many guns on the street, too many people with criminal records on the street," Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) said at a press conference on Monday.
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Furthermore, the message to survivors living with criminal records because of their trafficking is clear — you did something wrong, you deserve this, this will live with you forever.
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This legislation is a significant step in fighting the discrimination over 77 million Americans with criminal records can face in securing a home for themselves and their families.
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Dozens of Hells Angels bikers were arrested four months later and described by Portuguese police as "extremely dangerous" with long criminal records and involvement in violent organized crime.
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But the people in the overlap of the Venn diagram — the disproportionate number of black and Latino job applicants who have criminal records — get screwed over either way.
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It's still unclear who these outside contractors are exactly, or whether there is any vetting process to ensure that the freelancers listening to Americans don't have criminal records.
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With so many black men and women barred from the ballot box because of their criminal records, many children grew up in families where no one ever voted.
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It would note that although Mateen bought his gun legally, a large percentage of "lone wolves" — terrorists with no formal link to any militant group — have criminal records.
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A "ban the box" campaign by civil-rights groups led scores of institutions, including Harvard's graduate schools, to remove a question about criminal records from their initial applications.
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Further, the MORE Act would mandate that federal courts erase past convictions from criminal records and require courts to hold hearings to resentence anyone still under correctional supervision.
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Sober living presented an appealing option for young people in recovery, who might have criminal records or bad credit and could not afford, or manage, to live alone.
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Stone is among a handful of former Trump 2016 campaign aides looking to the president for a pardon sparing them from jail time and clearing their criminal records.
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But the former officials said there were already plenty of ways to screen for things like criminal records and history of abuse without including ICE and immigration status.
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Kelly's tenure at DHS was marked by a drop in attempted southern border crossings and a crackdown on illegal immigrants with criminal records, with a focus on gangs.
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It would also purge the criminal records of people who have been convicted of marijuana-related crimes and establish a framework for regulating and taxing the new industry.
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The first, the Senate's Fix NICS (National Instant Criminal Background Check System) bill, would ensure authorities report criminal records to the system, and would penalize agencies that don't.
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"It's so illogical to think that people asking for asylum have criminal records, since they know they'll face double scrutiny" in the United States and Mexico, he said.
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In that Milwaukee study, personal contact helped white applicants with criminal records a lot — but even with personal contact, only 6 percent of black applicants got called back.
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These arrests on their own can create huge problems — leading to criminal records that can make it harder to get a job, housing, or financial aid for college.
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" The White House website also notes that Trump -- as a part of supporting law enforcement -- backs "deporting illegal aliens with violent criminal records who have remained within our borders.
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Even in the most generous accounting, that means more than half of the immigrants picked up in last week's ICE raids hadn't been targeted and didn't have criminal records.
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He noted that 151 of the arrests involved people with criminal records, with about 75% having been previously convicted of felonies, including child sex crimes, weapons charges and assault.
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It's also why the Trump team keeps insisting that the illegal immigrants with serious criminal records be targeted first and perhaps somewhat exclusively for an indeterminate amount of time.
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New Jersey Senator and 2020 Democratic hopeful Corey Booker in February reintroduced the Marijuana Justice Act, which would legalize weed and automatically expunge marijuana convictions from people's criminal records.
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In Trump's first year, for example, ICE arrested 109,000 criminals and 8003,000 people without criminal records—a 171% increase in the number of non-criminal individuals arrested over 2016.
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This bill hopes to fix flaws in the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, by targeting agencies that fail to report criminal records of citizens attempting to purchase guns.
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It is likely that Trump is citing figures from a 2012 Department of Homeland Security memo that estimated 1.9 million undocumented immigrants had criminal records and should be deported.
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The National Employment Law Project graded the licensing laws of the 39 states and the District of Columbia which restrict the scope of licensing boards to consider criminal records.
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Although they were each attacked for their past voting records on immigration bills, both promised that they would not deport undocumented immigrant children or undocumented immigrants without criminal records.
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Since the release of the last surveys, Musumeci has come under pressure over candidates on his list, some of whom have criminal records or are awaiting trial for graft.
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Those include that they had chosen not to be reunited, had already been released, were in their home countries, or had red flags for criminal records or something else.
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The Council for a Strong America released a report Monday claiming that too many young people are unprepared for the workforce, unqualified for military service and have criminal records.
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As black people are more likely than whites to end up with criminal records—five times more likely in America—banning the box should help reduce bias, advocates say.
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The Sentencing Project reports that there are approximately 1.5 million people who can't vote in Florida because of their criminal records—that's 10 percent of the state's adult population.
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Federal officials said some parents were not eligible to be reunited with children either because they haven't been verified, they have criminal records, or have otherwise been deemed unfit.
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The Senate bill would also invest in state programs targeted to populations that face unique barriers to employment, including people with substance use disorders and those with criminal records.
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In addition to providing another rationale for the non-prosecution of drug crimes, the preordained results of this "study" will set the stage for the elimination of criminal records.
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"Many have criminal records, some pretty serious, and all of it has been dragging UKIP away from being an electoral party into a party of street activism," he added.
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The people who most need these green jobs may not always be the easiest to find, and might bring barriers to overcome like criminal records or struggles with addiction.
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European authorities are not able to detect all of these, so those without criminal records and not under suspicion can easily pass visa waiver procedures to enter our country.
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While the practice became the standard in the Trump administration, it was the exception — only used when parents had criminal records or there were welfare concerns — during Obama's tenure.
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No matter how Trump is portraying his policy, his administration is not focusing on deporting people who have committed particularly heinous crimes, gang members, or people with criminal records.
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" Under Trump's orders, DACA is set to expire in early March, but Kelly assured reporters that undocumented immigrants who lack criminal records will not be "a priority for deportation.
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At a senate meeting held earlier in the week, Liberal MP Bill Blair said the government would consider granting amnesty to people with criminal records based on weed charges.
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READ: ICE is aggressively prosecuting immigrants it used to let go Anwana's case is part of a crackdown, under President Donald Trump, against longtime residents with no criminal records.
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We don't need to spend millions to detain and deport migrants with no criminal records, for the sake of assuaging baseless fears and scoring political points on cable news.
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Its cache includes more than 78 billion records from more than 10,000 public and proprietary sources, including people's cellphone numbers, criminal records, bankruptcies, property records, neighborhood safety and more.
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A 2017 Northwestern University study found that people with criminal records were less likely to quit a job and stayed in their positions longer than those with no record.
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Speaking to CBS' "60 Minutes" news show on Sunday in his first interview since the election, Trump said his administration would prioritize going after undocumented immigrants with criminal records.
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Speaking to CBS' "2870 Minutes" news show on Sunday in his first interview since the election, Trump said his administration would prioritize going after undocumented immigrants with criminal records.
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A black teenager could be identified for surveillance by the police because he connects to a public Wi-Fi beacon that is often used by people with criminal records.
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As a result, parolees are often sent to big homeless shelters where they are sure to encounter others with criminal records, and the nightmare of incarceration is simply extended.
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Baltimore's Johns Hopkins hospital — which, like Cleveland's hospitals, is located in a poor section of the city — has put in place procedures to help hire people with criminal records.
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The Obama administration maintains that long-resident unauthorized immigrants, and especially parents of US citizens, are extremely low priorities for deportation (as long as they don't have criminal records).
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The top prosecutors in Manhattan and Brooklyn have said they will stop prosecuting many marijuana cases, but appear likely to carve out exceptions for some people with criminal records.
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"Over 560 undocumented foreign nationals were taken in for processing," South Africa police said in the statement and added that authorities would check their immigration status and criminal records.
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It was an absolute outrage to hear Bloomberg call for the decriminalization of marijuana and the expunging of criminal records for those caught with small amounts of the drug.
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At least six of the nation's top 10 chaebol, which generate revenue equivalent to more than 33 percent of gross domestic product, are led by men with criminal records.
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The NICS legislation would enforce existing law by ensuring that authorities report criminal records to the NICS and penalizing agencies that don't provide the information to the FBI. Sen.
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Advocates say most able-bodied adults who do not already have jobs face obstacles including mental problems, criminal records that deter employers from hiring them and complicated family situations.
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City Council members have said decriminalizing the work has become a pressing matter given the statements from Mr. Trump, who has vowed to deport unauthorized immigrants with criminal records.
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The courts will be a major obstacle for President-elect Donald J. Trump and his plans to deport as many as three million immigrants he says have criminal records.
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Trump has vowed to deport 3 million undocumented immigrants with criminal records, but the sweeping immigration enforcements raids this past week have been criticized by activists and Democratic leaders.
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A team of up to nine detectives will also be deployed in two regional hubs in Africa and Asia to help countries improve their criminal records systems, DFID said.
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They wrote: Marijuana is now legal under California law, but hundreds of thousands of Californians have criminal records for possessing or selling the drug when it was still banned.
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We were able to achieve this because we had access to $160 of disposable income, an afternoon we could comfortably take off work, and a lack of criminal records.
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His administration allowed agents to pick up any unauthorized immigrant they encountered during a raid as a "collateral arrest" — explicitly allowing them to sweep up immigrants without criminal records.
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Regulations are typically negotiated with representatives from law enforcement and other groups that generally do not believe people with criminal records deserve a chance to profit from legal pot.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Education urged colleges and universities on Monday to remove obstacles that can keep the 70 million Americans with criminal records from seeking higher education.
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These are record-high levels that reflect the zero tolerance policy treating every undocumented immigrant as a priority for deportation – not just ones with criminal records or recent border crossers.
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But most of the time, a criminal records search requires a pair of human eyes to read through court documents, confirm the contents, and code the results for a client.
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But Sterling's client services team is often the first line of defense for customers to correct any errors — and like the criminal records verification team, it's based offshore as well.
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"Individuals who previously acquired criminal records for simple possession of cannabis should be allowed to shed the burden and the stigma of that record," said Goodale at a press conference.
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In the aftermath, the Air Force admitted that it had failed to submit criminal records that could have blocked the Texas shooter, an Air Force veteran, from buying a gun.
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And if the proportion of elected officials with criminal records—currently 43% of MPs—is anything to go by, the nexus between politics and money is as strong as ever.
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The program also improved the unsubsidized earnings of two groups that would ordinarily have difficulty getting a foot in the door: the long-term unemployed and people with criminal records.
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Replacing the old Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) check, the DBS is designed to help employers make safer recruitment decisions and prevent unsuitable candidates from working with vulnerable groups, including children.
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In the closing months, he talked more about deporting immigrants with criminal records — "bad hombres" — and opened the possibility of finding a way for some to remain in the country.
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Moreover, as a technology platform, we can focus on safety before, during and after each ride in ways that are more fair and effective than relying on criminal records alone.
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The governor also announced an agreement with the state Office of Court Administration to stop making some juvenile criminal records available for purchase from private data and background check companies.
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Tumblr hosted a Hip Hop Hacktivists "social coding" event in June for young people from schools with 70% dropout rates, those with criminal records, those who are homeless or LGBT.
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This has radically increased the number of immigrants behind bars without criminal records: Fifty-eight percent of those detained had no records last June, according to a report by TRAC.
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They have also denied going after individuals who do not have some other reason to be targeted besides being here illegally -- such as criminal records or final orders for deportation.
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Key quote: "For years agencies and states haven't complied with the law, failing to upload these critical [criminal] records without consequence," said Cornyn, one of the leaders behind the legislation.
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Trump said last week after his election victory that once he takes office he will move to deport or incarcerate up to 3 million illegal immigrants who have criminal records.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it will continue to prioritize for enforcement people with criminal records, people who re-enter the US illegally and those with final orders of removal.
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In the program, law enforcement informs potential offenders with criminal records that they know of their past actions and will prosecute them to the fullest extent if they re-offend.
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In the last two years, ICE officers made 266,000 arrests of aliens with criminal records, including those charged or convicted of 133,000 assaults, 30,000 sex crimes and 4,000 violent killings.
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The result is that in 2017, ICE arrested and deported 46,000 people without criminal records, which is a 171% increase in the number of non-criminals over the year before.
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That is one example, but in each of the last two fiscal years, Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested about 85033,000 illegal immigrants who have criminal records that include homicide offenses.
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The agency does not ask the courts to put children in foster care solely because there are drug addicts or people with criminal records in a home, Ms. Carrión said.
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Uber's driver screening practices and policies have been criticized over the years for failing to catch past convictions that fall outside its scope or for not screening beyond criminal records.
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Congress passed a similar measure in 2007 after the shooting at Virginia Tech, hoping to improve the reporting of criminal records and mental health information to the gun purchasing database.
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Still, such efforts must overcome the primary objection of critics: that employers, landlords and others have a public safety interest in knowing the criminal records of those they interact with.
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ICE began using what are called "administrative arrests" to pursue known gang members and "gang associates," who had no criminal records but who, ICE argued, were dangers to the community.
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Asked whether he had any reservations about helping readers evade immigration law, he said he preferred to think he was helping people with no criminal records stay in the country.
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In the last two years, ICE officers made 266,000 arrests of aliens with criminal records including those charged or convicted of 100,000 assaults, 30,0003 sex crimes, and 4,000 violent killings.
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With that in mind, Big Brother Watch makes several recommendations, including criminal records for serious data incidents, and mandatory reporting of an incident that concerns a member of the public.
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Arrests had jumped to 101,000 in 2005 from 81,000 in 1999 — leaving a city full of young men with criminal records and months and years away from jobs and families.
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Officials at the city agency said they would do a review of other employees to ensure that others with violent criminal records have not been hired to work with children.
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As lawmakers edge closer to approving a marijuana legalization bill, they are also weighing a groundbreaking companion measure that would clear the criminal records of many people with drug offenses.
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But as for the 800,103 people in Illinois with criminal records for purchasing or possessing a maximum of 30 grams of marijuana, the bill may mean their records are cleared.
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But as for the 800,000 people in Illinois with criminal records for purchasing or possessing a maximum of 30 grams of marijuana, the bill may mean their records are cleared.
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District attorneys are choosing not to charge certain low-level offenses; lawmakers are eliminating cash bail; cities are working to streamline the expungement of criminal records and voiding outstanding warrants.
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Rob Portman of Ohio, introduced a resolution last year to make April 2017 "Second Chance Month" to honor efforts to help those with criminal records become productive members of society.
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Aware of the criticism, the federal authorities have frequently noted that a majority of those arrested — 75 percent in Mr. Trump's first three months — were still people with criminal records.
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The indictment of 627 counts charged 24 people, some of whom have violent criminal records and ties to the Bloods street gang, with conspiracy and illegal weapons sale and possession.
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In all, the law could offer relief to the more than 700,000 residents with marijuana-related offenses on their criminal records, according to state officials and the Marijuana Policy Project.
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To qualify, they needed to have arrived before their 16th birthday, been under 31 in June 2012, completed high school or served in the military, and have clean criminal records.
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Under those guidelines, immigration agents were to prioritize deporting immigrants with serious criminal records, those who posed a threat to national security and those who had entered the country recently.
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It would also scrub criminal records for certain marijuana-related federal crimes and create a grant program to help people arrested for marijuana offenses get launched in the legal market.
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These reforms include: infrastructure investments to revitalize poor communities, student loan reform to lighten debt loads and legislative change to make it easier for those with criminal records to work.
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Striking a deal is one way for prosecutors to avoid departmental judges who can be skeptical of complainants, especially those with criminal records or those who have sued the city.
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Some argue that President Obama practiced "mass deportation" during his first years in office, when he deported 211,000 unauthorized immigrants a year, most of whom didn't have serious criminal records.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has already deported thousands of people from Vietnam and Cambodia with criminal records as part of broader attempts to limit immigration to the United States.
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Kim and the Prez are talking about the first prisoners released under the recently passed First Step Act ... and Trump is also expected to discuss hiring people with criminal records.
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As is currently the case in Oregon, the legislation would allow people to get their criminal records expunged for any pot-related offenses that would no longer be considered illegal.
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Macy's Inc on Wednesday was hit with a lawsuit claiming it unlawfully refuses to hire or fires workers with criminal records, which has a disproportionate impact on black and Latino people.
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Trump said in his first interview after the election that there are 2 million to 3 million "people that are criminal and have criminal records" he plans to deport or incarcerate.
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The sorts of alternatives now favoured in the West, such as diverting addicts to effective treatment programmes instead of trying them and saddling them with criminal records, are virtually non-existent.
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Deportation, Brooks said, should be reserved for undocumented immigrants with criminal records, while members of Congress should find a way to agree on a path to legalization for law-abiding immigrants.
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Moreover, say the anti-immigrationists, a country can have whatever immigration policy it wants, screening immigrants not just for their criminal records or professional talents, but even for things like religion.
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"I've looked at more criminal records reports than I could count, and I would say that well over half the ones I've looked at had some kind of inaccuracy," he says.
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This means that up to 39 percent of the racially disparate rate of imprisonment is attributable to other factors, including, potentially, racial bias or past criminal records influencing a prison sentence.
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Since winning the election, Mr Trump has said he will focus on illegal immigrants with criminal records—not unlike President Obama, whose administration has deported more people than any other president's.
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Goldsmith found that the Iraqis, many of whom are religious minorities, would face torture or death based on their residence in the US, their publicized criminal records, or their religious affiliation.
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Employers are also more likely to consider candidates with disabilities, criminal records or other barriers to work and to offer other options, like flexible hours, to attract people with caregiving responsibilities.
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"It was a leadership oversight," an Air Force spokesperson told BuzzFeed News, explaining that the previous procedure had only required officials at field offices to register criminal records with the NCIC.
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In Canada, tens of thousands of people were arrested for marijuana offenses each year, ripping communities and families apart as people are thrown in jail or prison and gain criminal records.
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Oscar Ramirez, who was among those apprehended, said the agents ordered the men to line up against a brick wall before scanning their fingerprints to determine whether they had criminal records.
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Janeane Davis also says she checks her children's text messages and Internet history and even reviews criminal records to keep tabs on her daughter who goes to college out of state.
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He has launched a crackdown on illegal border crossings and also made it easier to deport undocumented workers without criminal records—a category that describes around half of America's farm workers.
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"It's not the case that Mr. Godwin is lying — Liberia doesn't repatriate its own citizens, especially the ones that have criminal records so Canada brings him back," Bharati told VICE News.
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The report said in Malta, which has raised 718 million euros from its scheme, applicants who have criminal records or are under investigation could still be considered eligible "in special circumstances".
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Booker also places special attention on formerly incarcerated individuals, including measures in the bill that would make it easier for those with criminal records to find jobs and obtain professional licenses.
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U.S. Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Republican in the chamber, said he planned to introduce legislation to ensure that federal agencies put required criminal records into the database.
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They cannot follow caribou herds across the border for subsistence hunting, he said, and U.S. resident Gwitchin without passports or with criminal records for infractions like drunk driving cannot enter Canada.
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Across the board — in 23 out of 24 regional ICE offices — agents are a lot more active than they were a year ago, and they're arresting more immigrants without criminal records.
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Employers can use easily accessible information about criminal records and credit histories, not to mention embarrassing tweets, photos, social media postings and more to screen out a wider range of candidates.
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Trump said in an interview on CBS' "60 Minutes" that aired on Sunday that once he took office, he would remove immigrants with criminal records who are in the country illegally.
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He also put on hold fair-housing investigations into a local ordinance in Hesperia, California, that makes it more difficult to fight housing discrimination against parolees and those with criminal records.
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The New York Democrat issued pardons to seven people in "recognition of their rehabilitative efforts" and to remove barriers that their criminal records present to their immigration status, the statement continued.
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In many cases, removing the harmful marks from criminal records is possible, but the journey towards record expungement is an extremely stressful one filled with lengthy paperwork and costly legal assistance.
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The legislation imposes harsher punishments on convicted criminals who entered the United States illegally, raising the maximum prison sentence for people with criminal records or people who reenter after being deported.
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Not allowing people with criminal records to sit for the bar exam or become attorneys strips the profession of the redemption and understanding it so sorely needs — and bestows upon itself.
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The Philippine Commission on Human Rights said that from 2005 to 2009, the Davao Death Squad had killed 20033 people, including 107 who had criminal records or were suspected of crimes.
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Mr. Chand described the six who were accused in the attack as young men in their early 20s who have worked as drivers and mechanics and had no prior criminal records.
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While the president claims he's targeting dangerous immigrants, like the Central American gang MS-28503, federal immigration authorities are actually arresting fathers, mothers, model citizens, and people with minor criminal records.
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This includes provisions that remove past marijuana convictions from criminal records, invest marijuana tax revenues in the communities most harmed by the war on drugs, and ensure an equitable marijuana market.
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As many as 914 parents won't be reunited with their children this week because of their criminal records, or because they've already been deported without their children, according to the government.
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In the weeks since the shooting, there has been a bipartisan legislative push to require criminal records to be included in the database to increase the reporting of domestic assault convictions.
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But conversations with dozens of attorneys, victims, and academics — and a review of hundreds of cases — suggest victims of police abuse with criminal records face long odds to hold police accountable.
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In addition to expunging criminal records, it is time to make appropriate policy revisions to limit these excessive powers, which work against the rehabilitation we profess to offer to most criminals.
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ICE has become a political flash point for its role in immigration enforcement, which has included arresting, detaining and deporting thousands of undocumented migrants — many of whom have no criminal records.
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Presidents of both parties have done that for decades, and President Obama did it by focusing on people with criminal records and not on those brought to this country as children.
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Hancock chairs the board of Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity, or PLSE, a nonprofit that advocates for people with criminal records and runs monthly workshops on how to expunge those records.
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The thefts occurred while the city was working to reform criminal summonses that disproportionately burdened minority residents with tickets and criminal records, and resulted in an enormous backlog of arrest warrants.
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Kentucky may soon move closer to the head of the class with a proposal that would give individuals with criminal records the opportunity to obtain licenses to work in several professions.
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In Trump's first year, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 220,20143 criminals and 22014,211 people without criminal records -- a 212% increase in the number of non-criminal individuals arrested over 2016.
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It would limit family-based visas, fund Trump's proposed border wall or other border security and instruct Immigration and Customs Enforcement to turn their focus away from immigrants without criminal records.
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A survey of Minnesota businesses after the state passed ban the box in 2014 didn't find evidence that more people with criminal records were hired after the law went into effect.
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But as Pager points out, Holzer was studying employers who didn't have any information about criminal records at all — not those who had them at a later point in the process.
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Ms. Hoffman, 29, is a lawyer at the Community Service Society of New York in Manhattan, where she advocates the rights of people with criminal records who are facing employment discrimination.
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In the US, it is actually the norm that people with criminal records lose their right to vote, at least while they are still in prison, on parole, or on probation.
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In his briefing Monday, Spicer announced that no matter how Trump goes after DACA recipients and other undocumented immigrants in the country, his "priority" will be on those with criminal records.
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In Canada, tens of thousands of people are arrested for marijuana offenses each year, ripping communities and families apart as people are thrown in jail or prison and gain criminal records.
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And the problem that we're seeing reflected through us as a voice is that some of these individuals that were apprehended with criminal records, they're not, they're checking their records, they see that they have criminal records, but they're setting them aside because at this point they are saying immigration is so tied up with trying to get the people who are on the waiting list to hurry up and get them their immigration status corrected.
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And the problem that we're seeing reflected through us as a voice is that some of these individuals that we've apprehended with criminal records, they're not, they're checking their records, they see that they have criminal records, but they're setting them aside because at this point they are saying immigration is so tied up with trying to get the people who are on the waiting list to hurry up and get them their immigration status corrected.
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Some members of the group, including the organization's leadership in Kemi, according to reports in the local newspaper Aamulehti, are committed neo-Nazis, and some members hold criminal records for domestic abuse.
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That practice has discouraged the state's businesses from hiring former convicts, Vullo said, despite their skills, and creates an "unfair barrier" to employment for the 2.3 million New Yorkers with criminal records.
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But the very worst errors are the ones in which people with violent criminal records slip through the net, and go on to harm the very people they're supposed to work for.
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News outlets have reported that criminal records won't be expunged, but that officials will outline ways for people who were convicted of possession of 30 grams or less to pursue a pardon.
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Wolf explained that his agency uses that data to obtain information about criminal networks and to ensure that individuals are of low-risk status and eligible for TTPs with their criminal records.
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Obama administration officials believed their approach utilized ICE's finite resources to focus on those unauthorized immigrants with the worst criminal records, as opposed to those who were largely upstanding members of society.
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Goldsmith found that the Iraqis, many of whom are from religious minorities, would face torture or death based on their residence in the US, their publicized criminal records, or their religious affiliation.
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If he was able to reform the system of background checks to fill the gaps in its records, it would be harder for those with criminal records to buy guns in stores.
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John Cornyn (R-TX) and Chris Murphy (D-CT) that would reinforce current laws requiring state and federal agencies to report criminal records to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
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Ridding America of undocumented immigrants with criminal records is, rhetoric aside, not terribly far from Barack Obama's position; he prioritised the deportation of people found guilty of violent and drug-related crimes.
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Britain would fall out of the EU's crime-fighting agencies, be denied access to databases containing criminal records, fingerprints and DNA data, and lose the right to use the European Arrest Warrant.
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About 26 people have now filed criminal complaints, about 26 of them relating to sexual assault, unleashing calls across the political spectrum for migrants or refugees with criminal records to be deported.
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Many agencies consistently fail to report criminal records to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) — the system gun sellers use to verify if someone is eligible to buy a gun.
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Many agencies consistently fail to report criminal records to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, and this bill would increase enforcement of the rule and give states financial incentives to report.
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" While Trump's tough talk gets a lot of attention, his predecessor deported hundreds of thousands of people with criminal records -- so many that critics called President Barack Obama the "deporter in chief.
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In a statement, the Israeli Embassy in Mexico said that Azulay and Sutchi had criminal records in both Israel and Mexico but did not provide providing any other details on those crimes.
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Over the past few decades, the United States has built more correctional centers than universities, and perhaps most importantly, a wildly disproportionate share of people with criminal records are black or Latino.
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In Uber's MOU, the firm agreed to conduct "a multi-state/multi-jurisdiction criminal records locator," and to cross-reference those searches with the National Sex Offender Registry and motor-vehicle records.
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There are too many guns on the street, too many people with criminal records on the street and there is a shortage of values about what is right and what is wrong.
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But for many potential workers with one or more severe barriers, such as disabilities and criminal records, a different strategy might be needed: subsidized employment in either the public or private sector.
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Along with a Democratic colleague from Philadelphia, Wagner co-sponsored a "clean slate" bill that would seal the criminal records of non-violent criminals who maintain a clean record for ten years.
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It was a standard law school clinic where students learn by helping clients — in this case, he helped them to fill out and file petitions to erase parts of their criminal records.
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Secretaries of state from both parties strongly objected to the commission's initial request, made in late June, to send voter registration data including partial Social Security numbers, voting histories and criminal records.
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In "One Year in a Life of Crime," Alpert films three professional shoplifters, Rob, Fred, and Mike, young men from Newark who have long criminal records and persist in their illicit activities.
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In the aftermath, the Air Force admitted that it had failed to submit criminal records that could have blocked the Texas shooter, Devin Kelley (an Air Force veteran), from buying a gun.
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" Getting the qualification is arduous, requiring an exam, a comprehensive criminal records check, and significant costs, but Vibert is "developing my own core team before I take on pre-existing SIA operatives.
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This means that other factors, such as racial bias or past criminal records influencing prison sentences, were behind as much as 39 percent of the disparate rates of imprisonment for black people.
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He told Stahl that there are "probably 2 million, it could even be 3 million" unauthorized immigrants with criminal records in the US — and that he wanted to deport all of them.
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The federal government, in 2016, warned that a blanket policy against providing housing to people with criminal records could violate the Fair Housing Act, because of its disparate impact on minority applicants.
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Many also call for legal reform around the country to allow people arrested for prostitution to expunge their criminal records, making it easier for them to get jobs outside the sex industry.
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When the Association for Democratic Reforms, an independent think tank, looked through the criminal records of almost all 5,478 candidates in the first half of the general election, the findings were staggering.
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The bill would have wiped away criminal records for hundreds of thousands of people convicted of minor drug offenses and legalized recreational marijuana in a state that borders the nation's biggest city.
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Democrats argued that by allowing ICE to up the number of detention beds, the agency would have the capacity to pursue a broader population of undocumented immigrants, including those without criminal records.
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The settlement calls for Target, which acknowledged no wrongdoing, to work with experts to adopt "valid" guidelines for how it uses criminal records in hiring, and to finance a modest settlement fund.
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In Florida, which disenfranchises more people with criminal records than any other state, voters will decide in November whether to restore voting rights to as many as 1.5 million of their neighbors.
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Only a couple of months into his presidency, Mr. Trump has emboldened immigration agents to deport undocumented individuals, encouraging agents to shed the practice of focusing mostly on those with criminal records.
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According to a cable obtained by the news outlet, the U.S. will require that other nations provide information on individuals with criminal records or who officials have grounds to believe are terrorists.
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Democrats argued that by allowing ICE to up the number of detention beds, the agency will have the capacity to pursue a larger swath of undocumented immigrants, including those without criminal records.
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So reformers started "Ban the Box," which seeks to stop employers from asking about criminal records in job applications — although they can do criminal background checks later on in the hiring process.
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Along with other officials from Governor Andrew Cuomo's office, Hochul was on hand to encourage companies to hire from the pool of roughly 2.3 million people with criminal records in New York.
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But the Trump administration's argument against sanctuary cities isn't that every single undocumented immigrant, including law-abiding and longtime residents, should be arrested — it's that sanctuaries cities protect even those with criminal records.
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And by commuting sentences rather than pardoning people, the president has released ex-prisoners into a world where their criminal records can still stop them from getting jobs, public housing, or the vote.
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In addition to legalizing marijuana, the 610-page bill offers relief to the roughly 770,000 residents of the state with marijuana-related offenses on their criminal records, according to the Marijuana Policy Project.
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The bills have addressed everything from ending the policy of criminalization to providing resources to expunge criminal records to narrow legislation that would allow the Department of Veterans Affairs to conduct research trials.
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Sex workers "end up with criminal records for minor offenses that could lead to deportation, could lead to criminal convictions that then make it even harder to stabilize lives," she told BuzzFeed News.
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We also found 186 people who lacked a criminal records check either caring for children directly or present in the facility -- in one case, living in the basement of a child care provider.
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They're transforming our system from the inside out by helping to prevent people from carrying felony and misdemeanor criminal records; reducing drug use and recidivism; and improving education, employment, housing, and family stability.
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The goal was to use a Code for America algorithm to identify and expunge criminal records that could be cleared by California's Proposition 64, which retroactively eliminated or reduced several cannabis-related crimes.
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Police said the operation followed investigations into the international group's activities in Portugal, adding that some of its members were "extremely dangerous", with long criminal records and long experience of organized violent crime.
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He's not planning to immediately deport 11 million undocumented immigrants—though he may ultimately do so—but he intends to expel or jail 3 million who "have criminal records" right off the bat.
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Lawmakers on Wednesday expressed frustration about a repeated failure by the military to report criminal records to the FBI, a problem that has been documented in multiple prior reports by the inspector general.
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Twenty-six GOP-led states sued to stop Obama's 2014 executive action, which bypassed Congress to prevent the deportation of 4 million immigrations with no criminal records and children who are U.S. citizens.
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For years, polls have consistently found that while Americans support a pathway to legal status or citizenship for undocumented immigrants without criminal records, they also place a high priority on ensuring border security.
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Alaskan police departments hired dozens of officers with criminal records, including a village in which the entire force had domestic violence convictions, according to an investigation by ProPublica and the Anchorage Daily News.
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Last year, Mr. Cuomo commuted the sentences of two people convicted in drug cases, and pardoned two others who had long since finished their terms but faced problems because of their criminal records.
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"Beyond the use of criminal records for the social experiment and the performative hack, the artwork promotes a legal Right to Remove personal information from search engines," Cirio explains on the Obscurity website.
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He started volunteering there once a month, helping the residents with their post-incarceration legal issues: getting their criminal records expunged, their public-assistance benefits restored, or their housing and employment sorted out.
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Across the country, states have been dealing with ongoing debates about how to regulate the growing and selling of cannabis, and what to do with people who have criminal records related to weed.
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She directs the National H.I.R.E. Network (Helping Individuals with criminal records Reenter through Employment), and co-leads LAC's "No Health = No Justice" campaign to achieve racial equity in health care & criminal justice reform.
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"In addition, we have prevented the reunification of children with adults who were not their parents, or were unsafe for children," she said, citing reports of child abuse or parents with criminal records.
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In the later years of the Obama administration, the government mostly left people without criminal records alone, focusing instead on immigrants who had only recently arrived or had been convicted of serious crimes.
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The Spokane, Washington-based company, which had a contract to building housing at the base, objected after officials refused to admit workers with criminal records who a subcontractor had hired for the job.
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Now, the Trump administration wants to take away one of the only tools available to people with criminal records in their fight for fair housing — and give landlords even greater ability to discriminate.
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Criminal records for marijuana-related offenses should be expunged for drug crimes that would no longer be illegal, a recommendation, like others in the report, that would require a change in state law.
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New Jersey: The governor and two legislative leaders, all Democrats, have a broad compromise to legalize the drug, expunge some drug-related criminal records and help incentivize businesses owned by people of color.
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Foxx has expunged criminal records related to marijuana convictions, steered her office away from non-violent crimes such as shoplifting, pushed for cannabis legalization nationally, and argued for mental health and addiction services.
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In June, SVT, the Swedish public television network, reported that one-fifth of the party's candidates for municipal offices had criminal records — double the proportion for the party with the next-highest rate.
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Humberto Chavez, a chaplain who ministers to backstretch workers was dubious about the possibility of a raid since immigration officials seemed to be targeting immigrants with criminal records, not conducting wide-scale sweeps.
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After that, all of those individuals would still have to meet other requirements on all green card applicants, including clean criminal records and being able to prove they could support themselves once here.
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The move comes in a labor market so tight that companies are hiring applicants they would not have considered before, including people who have criminal records or, in some cases, are still incarcerated.
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Following the collapse of Reconstruction, white-supremacist governments reclaimed power throughout the South and rewrote their state constitutions to include poll taxes, literacy tests and bars against voting by people with criminal records.
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The two employees she hired for the venture — clients of Same Sky, a nonprofit she founded that teaches formerly incarcerated women in Jersey City to become entrepreneurs through jewelry-making — had criminal records.
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The unemployment rate is near a 20303-year low, and companies are digging deep into the labor market to find workers — easing education requirements, waiving drug tests and hiring people with criminal records.
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If not a pathway to citizenship, there should at least be a pathway to legality by issuing Green Cards to those who have clean criminal records and who have met minimum academic standards.
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The Fix NICS Act would reinforce existing laws by ensuring that authorities report criminal records to the National Instant Background Check System and penalize agencies that don't provide the information to the FBI.
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A CNN investigation last year found that ride-sharing companies Uber and Lyft have approved thousands of people who should have been disqualified because of criminal records, according to state agencies and lawsuits.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court grappled on Wednesday with the scope of an immigration law that allows the government to detain without bond those living in the US legally with past criminal records.
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He has been careful to emphasize that the operations appeared to be targeted, not widespread raids as some feared, but also pointed out that several people without criminal records had also been arrested.
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Researchers find that a predominance of the victims fall into at least one of several categories: They have criminal records, are homeless, are sex workers or have issues with drug or alcohol abuse.
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It moved most nonviolent infractions — things like shoplifting, drug possession and disorderly conduct — out of the formal court system and invested in counseling and intervention programs that allowed teenagers to avoid criminal records.
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This omission left adult adoptees with criminal records but not citizenship, like Mr. Clay and Mr. Haines, vulnerable to deportation as America has become increasingly aggressive in pursuing illegal immigrants in recent years.
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The ruling in the case could help clarify the crimes for which non-citizen immigrants may be expelled, affecting the Trump administration's policy of stepping up the removal of those with criminal records.
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And while most companies may not be ready to turn to inmate labor, there are signs they are increasingly willing to consider candidates with criminal records, who have long faced trouble finding jobs.
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"The Air Force has launched a review of how the service handled the criminal records of former Airman Devin P. Kelley following his 2012 domestic violence conviction," said Air Force spokeswoman Ann Stefanek.
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Gonzales alleged that Madigan improperly publicized those criminal records, which should not have been made public after former Democratic Governor Pat Quinn granted a pardon and expunged Gonzales' criminal record in January 2015.
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After Trump deports those immigrants with criminal records, and once he secures the border with Mexico, Trump says he'll next decide how to address the "terrific" but undocumented people living in the United States.
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The company re-screens 15 percent of its employees in North America each year, and when Mateen moved to a new role in 2013, the company updated his criminal records check, a spokesman said.
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Nixon, who cannot seek re-election this year due to term limits, said the law would allow people with criminal records, such as misdemeanor assault and drug possession, to automatically carry a concealed weapon.
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Mr. Sanders introduced his plan to legalize marijuana, a broad proposal that would also expunge many criminal records, provide money for communities affected by the war on drugs and create an independent clemency board.
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The New York Times and Politico pointed out that while technically true, Trump did not mention that most of those people are likely non-violent, their criminal records reflecting things like missed court dates.
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Some with prior criminal records may not be able to afford bail but don't want to spend months in pretrial detention or risk a much longer sentence if they choose to go to trial.
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Miguel Llenas, who helped set up a credit bureau in the Dominican Republic starting in 1999, says his country has long used "all kinds of information": electricity bills, water, mobile, judicial information, criminal records.
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New York, for example, requires expanded background checks on nearly all gun purchases, yet a 2012 NYPD crime analysis report found almost 90% of murder suspects in New York City had prior criminal records.
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Greyston Bakery was founded in Yonkers in New York State in 1982 to provide jobs to people regardless of their work history, criminal records, credit scores, or disability while giving profits to community projects.
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In this episode of Smarter Faster: Transformation, a new series that shows how workforces are being trained to land the jobs of tomorrow, we explore how restaurant jobs can empower people with criminal records.
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Speaking on Wednesday, Belgian federal prosecutor, Frédéric van Leeuw, said two of the men were brothers and Belgian nationals with criminal records who had ties to those who carried out the November Paris attacks.
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But Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine do not require such checks on private sales, making it easier for people with criminal records to buy guns in those states, and move them around New England.
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In both cases, the drivers passed Uber's mandatory background check, which includes driving and criminal records over the past seven years, and had no prior safety reports from passengers that would have alerted Uber.
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To be cleared for private carry, personnel must be at least 21 years old; have a record clear of disciplinary issues or criminal records; and comply with all federal, state, and local gun laws.
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Under the new law, even if they were given prolonged stays in juvenile facilities, they could receive therapy and a chance for high school degrees rather than criminal records and exposure to hardened criminals.
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Over the past few days, the Democratic contenders have proposed a raft of new policy ideas, from expunging criminal records for marijuana arrests to setting up multibillion-dollar funds to support minority-run businesses.
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" Kennedy demanded, "that you should put rifles and guns in the hands of people who have long criminal records, of people who are so young they don't know how to handle rifles and guns?
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He's promising to deport "people who are criminal and have criminal records" who are also "here illegally" — and then saying there are "probably 20143 million, it could even be 22014 million" of such people.
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About 10 percent of the employees in his cleaning company have criminal records, he said — including a man who served time for bank robbery and has since worked at the company for 26 years.
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Ms. Loesch repeatedly deflected questions about restrictions on the availability of guns, insisting instead that keeping guns out of the hands of the mentally ill or people with criminal records would keep students safe.
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"The Air Force has launched a review of how the service handled the criminal records of former Airman Devin P. Kelley following his 2012 domestic violence conviction," the Air Force said in a statement.
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As a response, the authority developed a policy that barred people with criminal records not just from living in public housing but also from visiting family in the apartments where they used to live.
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Government lawyers have been instructed by the Department of Homeland Security to consider factors such as the length of time immigrants have lived in the United States, their family ties and any criminal records.
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In essence, they have declared that merely removing penalties for the drug is not enough; expunging criminal records and carving out a place for people of color in the cannabis economy is considered essential.
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J.P. Morgan Chase — a leading corporate supporter of removing questions about convictions and arrests from job applications — hired about 2,100 people in the United States with criminal records in 2018, according to the bank.
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In the president's first week in office, a spokesman said that Mr. Trump would work with Congress for "a long-term solution on that issue," and instead focus on deporting those with criminal records.
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The Homeland Security Department spent months working to develop a new security baseline and studied the need for such new requirements as electronic passports with biometric information as well as integration of criminal records.
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For example, with many agencies overseeing decaying infrastructure, could there be opportunities to break down barriers that would enable more people with criminal records to help rebuild our nation's roads, bridges, ports, and airports?
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It has already ramped up its indiscriminate arrests: Under President Trump's new policies, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has more than doubled apprehensions of people who are undocumented and do not have criminal records.
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The suspects' ages echoed a case in Britain in which several men in their 60s and 70s — experienced thieves with long criminal records — were convicted of stealing $20 million in gold, jewelry and gems.
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In Maryland, House Bill 1597 — sponsored by Delegate Charles Sydnor, D-Annapolis — would ensure that licensing restrictions on those with non-violent, non-sexual criminal records do not pose a permanent ban on work.
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Take another look at that chart from the Milwaukee study about the effect of a criminal record on a callback: The biggest difference in the study wasn't between applicants with and without criminal records.
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Background checks for handgun sales are done by local law enforcement agencies that can access NICS as well as more detailed records that might expose mental health issues or harder-to-find criminal records.
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Democrats had sought to limit the number of detention beds under the control of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, arguing that limiting the beds would force the agency to prioritize migrants with serious criminal records.
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Rodriguez was convicted for joyriding and misdemeanor drug possession as an adult, and because US immigration law denies bond hearings to immigrants with criminal records, he sat in jail for more than three years.
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The law prohibits ministers, national lawmakers and locally elected officials from employing family members, prevents individuals with criminal records from seeking elected office, and refuses parliamentarians the right to hold advisory roles during their mandates.
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A team of Arizona State University researchers found in 2014 that white men with criminal records were more likely to be called for an interview or receive an offer than black men with clean records.
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While it's unclear how Airbnb could screen its users for their political leanings, it does conduct background checks on both hosts and guests by digging through criminal records databases, sex offender registries, and OFAC lists.
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To be sure, ICE arrests of immigrants with criminal records ticked up slightly from the last year of the Obama administration (in which immigration enforcement was subdued compared to previous years) to the Trump administration.
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