When you incarcerate a mother, you incarcerate the whole family.
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We try to incarcerate ourselves out of addiction problems, incarcerate ourselves out of mental health problems.
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That's not to suggest we need to incarcerate more people.
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Who profits from continuing to incarcerate people for using marijuana?
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But having the power to incarcerate changes something inside you.
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Some even have a capture drone to incarcerate a suspicious drone.
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Whether it's incarcerate them, deport them, or give them low wages.
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Experts say there is still no safe way to incarcerate families.
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You also said a failure to incarcerate hurts black Americans most.
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Through direct contracting, private prisons could continue to incarcerate immigrants in California.
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You can tell a lot about a country by who they incarcerate.
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"Think about how much it costs to incarcerate someone," said Republican Sen.
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Achieving that goal requires our system to make good decisions every step of the way - from who we incarcerate to how long, including what conditions we incarcerate them in through what supports we offer to restore them to society.
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Do we really want to incarcerate everyone for opioid use, for simple possession?
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We over-incarcerate in this country — the most incarcerated nation in the world.
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African Americans go out and vote in droves for Democrats who incarcerate us.
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When they reoffend, we incarcerate them again — and again and again and again.
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This means that those jails will never incarcerate people for immigration reasons again.
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Before we impeach, disbar, and incarcerate Barr, maybe we should hear from him.
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Eighty-six percent of the women who we incarcerate are survivors of sexual trauma.
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That's 0.001 percent of the amount we spend each year to incarcerate sex offenders.
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As a country, we've chosen the expensive option: rather than treat addicts, we incarcerate them.
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But it's almost certainly a small fraction of the millions we incarcerate in America now.
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As taxpayers, however, we are paying high amounts to incarcerate many who are nonviolent offenders.
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Annually, the U.S. spends nearly six billion dollars to incarcerate people convicted of sex crimes.
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Huge new prisons are being built to incarcerate anyone determined to be an illegal immigrant.
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"When you incarcerate one person you're incarcerating their family, their future, their community," DuVernay told NPR.
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Louisiana spends nearly $3.5 billion a year to investigate, arrest, prosecute, adjudicate and incarcerate its citizens.
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I didn't think it was moral to incarcerate people for non-violent crimes like marijuana possession.
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They are ad hoc military formations and have no capacity to incarcerate people for long periods.
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The average cost to incarcerate an inmate in a California prison is about $80,000 a year.
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The clemency process must be completely independent of the system employed to incarcerate millions of people.
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Mauer is the Executive Director of The Sentencing Project and the author of Race to Incarcerate.
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" He continued, "We are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate.
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There are two authorities that can incarcerate a citizen, by our very own Constitution: judges and cops.
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When thrown, these open up and incarcerate the wild creatures, ready for battle against other people's creatures.
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"The way you deal with a problem people now, you police them, you incarcerate them, you kill them."
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In September, Backus approved an order to incarcerate Orozco at the Lea County Correctional Facility until his trial.
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The debate about who to incarcerate and for how long and under what conditions will and should continue.
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You do not need to incarcerate and criminalize people in order to get these weapons off our streets.
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That scourge prevents $80 billion from being spent on their education because it is being spent to incarcerate.
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But while it costs taxpayers around $30,000 a year to incarcerate one person, treating them actually saves money.
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" Or as former federal drug czar Michael Botticelli often said, "We can't arrest and incarcerate addiction out of people.
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It seems the nation is finally coming to realize that it can't incarcerate itself out of the drug problem.
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It can apprehend those people, it can put them to trial and even incarcerate them to long prison terms.
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Yeah. I think that the way we try to incarcerate ourselves out of problems has proven just a failure.
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As far as he knew, Burlison said, judges did not incarcerate people simply for failing to pay Emass debts.
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Rosen would get a court order and incarcerate him to be sure he got the full round of treatment.
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In reality, however, it's just another way to incarcerate more people while lining the pockets of the arresting officers.
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In New York City alone, taxpayers spend an estimated $116 million per year to incarcerate people who cannot afford bail.
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The Department will continue to find, arrest, prosecute, convict, and incarcerate criminals, drug traffickers, and their enablers wherever they are.
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What all the media attention on separation of families is really saying, is don't incarcerate those who come here illegally.
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The government is reportedly planning to incarcerate still more people on military bases in El Paso, Abilene and San Angelo.
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Nevertheless, the consequences were brutal: apartheid cops used the passbook system to perpetrate mass violence and incarcerate the African population.
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The tendency to incarcerate our problems often results in entire generations of less fortunate Americans leaving high school for jail.
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Portman is vitally important as it will give prosecutors the requisite ability to incarcerate the monsters who prey on innocent children.
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And Trump or his attorney general reverses the Obama administration's instructions to federal prosecutors to incarcerate fewer low-level drug offenders.
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Trying to incarcerate our way out of the problem is not helping them, and it's not making society any safer, either.
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Not only did we incarcerate more people (widen the net in essence), but we increased the length of stay for crimes.
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It was not meant to be a form of preventive detention that allows the government to incarcerate people without a trial.
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"It's an odd, inverse logic that I should not incarcerate him because inmates think so lowly of him," the judge said.
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But the experts also said federal policy and federal money -- including the 1994 crime bill -- do impact the way that states incarcerate.
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The goal may be to rehabilitate youth rather than incarcerate, "but as a practical matter, we're locking them up," he tells me.
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Trump pledged he would immediately deport or incarcerate 22019 million to 3 million "criminal" undocumented immigrants once he enters office in January.
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Meanwhile, America would not have to pay to incarcerate them -- and would instead reap the benefits of less crime and stronger families.
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When Rhodes brought up the issue of the enemy combatant detainees, Alejandro Castro told Rhodes that Cuba would continue to incarcerate them.
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And a death row inmate costs the state's Department of Corrections about 30 percent more to incarcerate than a general population prisoner.
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One might as well ask if the state, to avoid public unease, could incarcerate all who are physically unattractive or socially eccentric.
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As a result, the department has tried to freeze applications or re-incarcerate former inmates by setting higher standards for their release.
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The big picture — that we incarcerate people for their addictions and then don't give them adequate treatment — is a silent national disgrace.
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Facilities in Los Fresnos, Texas, and nearby San Benito are built to incarcerate hundreds of kids but right now are mostly empty.
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Private prisons incarcerate about 9% of all U.S. prisoners, and 19% of all federal prisoners, according to U.S. Bureau of Justice statistics.
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"Think about how much it costs to incarcerate someone," Republican Senator John Ensign said in 2011, advocating for more of these programs.
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But that misses the broader impact that federal policy can have on the way that states incarcerate, including the influence of federal money.
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"Law enforcement need to be better trained to provide support to domestic violence survivors, not incarcerate them or re-traumatize them," Eskamani said.
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Considering that it costs $127,000 to incarcerate a minor, Hauser's program and its recidivism rate reduction has saved tax-payers millions of dollars.
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But when taking into account the treatment, medication, and security required to incarcerate a mentally ill person, the daily cost doubles or even triples.
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Authorities estimate New York spends about $60,000 per year to incarcerate one prisoner, while a year of college in prison will cost about $5,000.
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Other nations, such as the US, lean on their security agencies and legal mechanisms to apprehend returnees and incarcerate them under a criminal sentence.
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Just this week, the Department of Justice announced that it will now be using private prisons to incarcerate people, reversing the Obama administration's policy.
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For example, in New York it can cost as much as $353,663 to incarcerate a child, versus $19,818 to send them to public school.
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In seventh-century Arabia, where the Prophet Muhammad lived, there were no prisons in which to incarcerate and feed people for a long time.
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When he asked, after more than an hour of waiting, whether it would take much longer, an officer threatened to incarcerate him, he said.
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The bill also empowers California's attorney general to conduct unannounced inspections and release yearly reports on jails that incarcerate immigrants on behalf of ICE.
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Initially designed to incarcerate political foes, it became the prototype for a network of concentration camps at which some 6 million Jews were murdered.
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There were no calls to impeach or incarcerate Holder, who was widely viewed as one of the most political attorney generals in modern history.
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Story at a glance An Illinois court ruled that state prisons must undergo massive overhauls in how they process, book and incarcerate trans people.
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He is a champion of mandatory minimum sentences that many say disproportionately affect minority communities and wrongfully incarcerate low-level offenders for lengthy sentences.
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Which says that if you are apprehended, you will be separated because that Court decided that it was not proper to incarcerate the families together.
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Although the crisis continues, the recently signed presidential executive order to incarcerate families together may be a sign that speaking up has made a difference.
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What [the Office of Refugee Resettlement] is doing is saying it can incarcerate children and throw away the key for as long as it likes.
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The amendment would force the cities to choose between that policy and receiving funds to incarcerate people in the country illegally who have committed felonies.
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"This city spends a huge amount to pay for police to incarcerate people from our community," said Cee Williams, a former Erie County poet laureate.
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But such concerns are no grounds, from either a legal or an ethical standpoint, to incarcerate someone indefinitely, out of all proportion to his crime.
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" He adds, "It's never in society's best interest to incarcerate anyone for their words when there was not a law in place criminalizing such speech.
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"We believe it will be profoundly unjust and unfair, and a waste of taxpayer dollars, to incarcerate her for one minute," he said in court Monday.
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Lawmakers fought the plan, saying it rewarded criminal behavior, but others pointed out how much less expensive it is to educate prisoners than to incarcerate them.
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He also said he would immediately deport or incarcerate as many as 3 million people in the country illegally who he said had committed crimes here.
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Just like Sessions, however, Barr has doubled down on the need to arrest and incarcerate more people, even when crime rates currently hover near historical lows.
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Instead of stretching already-limited state resources to chronically incarcerate, investments should be made in programs that focus on helping individuals return home as productive citizens.
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If politicians are genuinely outraged by the saturation of criminal activity in black communities, they cannot simply "mentor" or incarcerate their way to building safer communities.
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Castro said the administration is utilizing the law criminalizing illegal entry to incarcerate the parents of families and separate them from their children prior to deportation.
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Immigration Immigration President Trump's ongoing attempts to ban, turn away, incarcerate or otherwise dissuade asylum-seekers at the southern border just hit a huge road block.
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I want people to look at the inequity and injustice, yawning economic inequality and crumbling public schools and injustices in who and how we incarcerate people.
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But some people, including policymakers in positions of power, are using our legitimate fears to advance illegitimate efforts to incarcerate our way out of the problem.
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He could, for example, rescind instructions to federal prosecutors to incarcerate fewer low-level drug offenders — something that his record suggests he'd be very willing to do.
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Further, every age demographic below 65, representing the overwhelming majority of the taxpaying public, would rather their dollars be spent to regulate cannabis, not incarcerate its consumers.
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"Using the archaic Unlawful Associations Act to incarcerate journalists is an affront to democracy in Myanmar," the group's Asia Program Coordinator Steven Butler said in a statement.
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The president-elect added he would immediately deport or incarcerate as many as 3 million people in the country illegally who he said had committed crimes here.
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When we ran Washington, D.C.'s juvenile justice agency, it was still legal in the District to incarcerate status offenders and, unfortunately, some judges did just that.
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"In the vast majority of cases, there is no need to incarcerate or to detain migrant families and especially children," Mr. O'Rourke said in June on CNN.
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At a time when they push to slash federal spending generally, they've quickly found the funding to incarcerate immigrants, to the financial gain of private prison companies.
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Criminalized marijuana possession has long been used to incarcerate black men at disproportionate rates, even though use of the drug among black and white people is the same.
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President-elect threatens mass deportation During a CBS "60 Minutes" interview on Sunday, Trump said he would look to deport, or incarcerate, up to 3 million illegal immigrants.
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"In the vast majority of cases, there is no need to incarcerate or to detain migrant families and especially children," O'Rourke said on CNN's State of the Union.
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But we also know that we must continue to organize to end all the violent systems that continues to kill, incarcerate and deport our people and our families.
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In most situations, no, because police have more pressing issues than to incarcerate a felon for having a gun that he or she hasn't used in a crime.
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Since winning the White House, Trump has said he would immediately deport or incarcerate 21625 million to 2900 million "criminal" undocumented immigrants when he takes office in January.
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In other words, he helped incarcerate people like Turner, 22, who is now living near Dayton, Ohio, and required to register annually for life as a sex offender.
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In other words, he helped incarcerate people like Turner, 22, who now lives near Dayton, Ohio, and is required to register annually for life as a sex offender.
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Yet nearly $7 billion is spent annually by the Bureau of Prisons to incarcerate 85033,000 people in federal prisons, half of whom are there for a drug offense.
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But at the same time, the system behind the police is flawed and skewed, and it's skewed to incarcerate the people we're trying to mend that relationship with.
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Let's not forget that those former inmates were imprisoned by an unequal justice system — created by those benevolent white men to systemically mass incarcerate black and brown bodies.
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The real tension in Balko and Carrington's book is why it's too hard — whether our society's tendency to incarcerate innocent individuals results from basic incompetence, or bald racism.
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INCARCERATE THE RIGHT PEOPLE - Lower risk individuals who are unlikely to commit future crimes will become more likely to commit future crimes when incarcerated with higher risk individuals!
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Facilities like the one at Dilley, which is run by the private prison company CoreCivic, could multiply to incarcerate more than 203,000 parents and children across the country.
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United States, the Court ruled that the U.S. could declare an entire racial group dangerous enough during a time of war to incarcerate it on national security grounds.
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It costs $150,000 to incarcerate a young person for a year, which is money that could be spent helping young people go to college or get career training.
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In 2014, Tharney helped to scrub a requirement that New Jersey county jails not spend more than 50 cents per day on food for the people they incarcerate.
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Julio Medina, whose charity, Exodus, helps former prisoners avoid going back in, says the new jails are "an opportunity to change the way we incarcerate and look at justice".
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I don&apost want the environment of police being there to create more criminals, incarcerate more people, and those people go back into the community and create more crime.
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She also noted that medical care for gender dysphoria is not cosmetic and not optional for many people, which makes denying it to those we incarcerate immoral and unconstitutional.
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It is really stunning to me that although we only make up a small percentage of the overall world population that we incarcerate the highest percentage in the world.
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At first glance, King's new book looks like it will recount another one of McCall's fervid campaigns to incarcerate a black man for a crime he didn't necessarily commit.
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Once he was in the criminal-justice system, Sheikhzadeh felt, the prosecution had come under heavy pressure from Washington, particularly after the change in presidential administration, to incarcerate him.
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In fact, without being federally "deputized," state and local law enforcement personnel have no authority to detain and incarcerate individuals solely for the purpose of enforcing federal immigration laws.
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Yet Trump's un-American and racist deportation policies want to build a wall, unleash a deportation force, and incarcerate undocumented immigrants using the very tax dollars they are contributing.
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I don't think it's drug behavior or sale of drugs or the illegality of drugs that has driven the campaigns to crack down and arrest and incarcerate millions of people.
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The War on Drugs was not an effort to keep the public safe from so-called dangerous drugs; it was a masterful coup to incarcerate people of color in America.
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Castro said O'Rourke should join him in support of repealing a federal statute that he said has criminalized border crossings to incarcerate immigrants and controversially separate children from their parents.
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Legal experts say they are aware of few other cases in which the federal government has tried to re-incarcerate someone who has been freed due to a sentence reduction.
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"This is the exact law that has allowed this administration to incarcerate the parents and then separate them from children and I called for the elimination of it," Castro said.
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Trump told "60 Minutes" Sunday that he planned to incarcerate or deport undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes, which he estimated would be about 2 million or 3 million people.
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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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Meanwhile, a study in the American Journal of Public Health revealed that we incarcerate gay and bisexual men at a rate nearly three times that of the overall adult population.
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Jeremy Levine: As articles and research were coming out about the way that we over-incarcerate kids--and at what a crazy young age it starts -- that was the spark.
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The charge carried a maximum sentence of a year in jail, but a judge opted not to incarcerate Mr. Simpson, instead ordering him to perform community service and receive counseling.
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They also noted that the United States spends more than $30,000 a year to incarcerate an individual in federal prison, and said that commuting sentences would actually result in savings.
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BUDAPEST, Hungary – A group of experts advising the Council of Europe called on Hungary on Friday to repeal its so-called "Stop Soros" law, which threatens to incarcerate people helping refugees.
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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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"We incarcerate so many people, and a lot of times we forget about their kids that are left behind and how it feels for them to be without parents," says Legend.
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What we need to do is make sure that the war on drugs is equal protection under the law and we don't unfairly incarcerate another generation of young African-American males.
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However, the Saudi programs are important examples for the United States to consider in attempt to address this population which we ignore at our peril and, perhaps, incarcerate to our detriment.
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In reality, though, all too often current policy compels us to arrest and incarcerate drug users — or people who sell drugs to feed their addiction — while the real perpetrators escape justice.
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But the legislation would also make it easier to incarcerate and deport Muslim residents, even those whose families have been in India for generations, if they cannot produce proof of citizenship.
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One out of three black kids born today, unless we change something, is going to go to prison because of our hyper mass incarceration that we would rather incarcerate than empower.
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As Michelle Alexander points out in her bestseller The New Jim Crow, selective enforcement of harsh drug laws created a new—and apparently legal—way to segregate, control, and incarcerate black people.
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"This sets a dangerous precedent for the government to arrest and incarcerate individuals that it perceives as its enemies, on the basis only of mere allegations and without due process," said Sen.
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" And in an interview with "60 Minutes," he said that up to three million undocumented immigrants were "criminals": "We are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate.
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" The letter further noted that the bill "would disproportionately incarcerate low-level drug offenders who did not import or package the drugs, and often are unaware of the chemical composition of the drugs.
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Immigration officials separate families at the border seeking asylum; incarcerate people indefinitely for months and years in deplorable detention centers; and fail to take action after conducting investigations into deaths at detention facilities.
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In a nationally televised interview Sunday, Trump said he would immediately deport or incarcerate 2 million to 3 million illegal immigrants who he said are convicted criminals, street gang members or drug dealers.
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Ken Buck (R-Colo.) to punish so-called sanctuary cities by blocking funds from a program that helps pay to incarcerate immigrants in the U.S. illegally who have committed felonies or multiple misdemeanors.
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So the way they have chosen to treat nonviolence is to incarcerate the leaders to make people uncomfortable or afraid of coming to nonviolent activities because they see what happens to those leaders.
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"We know these institutions disproportionately incarcerate people of color and those who live below the poverty line, house immigrant children and perpetuate the separation of immigrant families," Fund President Jay C. Rehak said.
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But after visiting Siatta in Shawnee, I met with Donald D. Bernardi, a retired state judge and former peer of Drazewski's, who understood how mandatory-sentencing rules had forced Drazewski to incarcerate Siatta.
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MACCALLUM: And what about the 246th Circuit Court decision which insisted -- were found that you can&apost -- that you have to separate the family, that you can&apost incarcerate the family as a unit.
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MACCALLUM: And what about the 20183th Circuit Court decision which insisted -- were found that you can&apost -- that you have to separate the family, that you can&apost incarcerate the family as a unit.
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Despite these injustices, thousands of Japanese-American citizens answered the call to action against tyranny during WWII, many of whom would sacrifice their lives for a country willing to incarcerate their families back home.
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The two U.S. states that incarcerate the least are Vermont and Massachusetts, but if those states became independent nations, they would rank as the 11th and 12th greatest users of incarceration on the planet.
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The story of how our "nation of immigrants" came to deport and incarcerate so many for so little, Hernández explains, is a story of race and unfreedom reaching back to the era of emancipation.
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"It's never in society's best interest to incarcerate for the content of their speech where there was not a specific statute that criminalizes such speech at the time it was made," Cataldo said Friday.
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A justice on the Central District Court in Seoul, Cho Eui-yeon, rejected the prosecutor's request to issue an arrest warrant, saying said it was "difficult to recognize the need" to incarcerate Mr. Lee.
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On the contrary, Van says the org aims to change fundamental laws that are unjust and ass-backward, which incarcerate men and women for absurd lengths of time ... and cost taxpayers millions of dollars unnecessarily.
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But what the executive Ooder really does is to expand the ability of Trump administration to incarcerate people seeking entry into our country by directing DOJ to re-negotiate the settlement in Flores v. Reno.
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Soft and form-fitting, yet capacious, if I have to incarcerate my feet for the better part of the day, this is the minimum-security detention center for which they're willing to make a compromise.
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These laws had provisions that allowed the government to expel foreign opponents, round up and incarcerate aliens, make it more difficult for newly-minted citizens to vote and, most troubling, forbid any criticism of government.
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is negotiating with Malaysia over a deal to repatriate and continue to incarcerate a Guantánamo Bay detainee accused of being an accessory to two major terrorist attacks in Indonesia, officials said.
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Kate's Law was spawned by the tragic death of Kate Steinle in San Francisco last year, but we can't incarcerate our way out of our immigration problems any more than we can our drug problems.
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Instead, policymakers and law enforcement made a conscious decision to incarcerate more people even as crime fell, because they believed it was the best crime-fighting strategy at a time when crime was unusually high.
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"I would say it is a dangerous experiment to basically incarcerate people for 30 and 40 years for nonviolent offenses at a time when we need workers," said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina.
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Trump's racially charged law-and-order rhetoric, and his promise to deport or incarcerate millions of immigrants — with the help of a like-minded attorney general, Jeff Sessions — have breathed new life into the industry.
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States are spending millions of dollars annually to arrest and incarcerate people in some neighborhoods, while ignoring many of the underlying causes of crime: the lack of health care, housing, economic development and social services.
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With Sessions as attorney general, the Drug War could be used to spy on, investigate, incarcerate, and deport immigrants, Muslims, and other groups that Trump has repeatedly targeted on the campaign trail, according to Piper.
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Yet, we do a disservice to this solemn day if we fail to acknowledge the way a climate of fear enabled the US government to identify, demonize and incarcerate its own citizens in American concentration camps.
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This growth in long prison sentences has done little to improve public safety, with states that have reduced incarceration levels experiencing larger drops in crime than states that continue to incarcerate people at very high rates.
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Their successes are attributable in significant part to lucrative immigration detention contracts with special prerequisites: "guaranteed minimum" payments, contractual provisions that require the government to pay local jails to incarcerate a minimum number of people per day.
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I've said many times before that this is not a problem we as a country are going to be able to arrest, incarcerate, spend, or legislate our way out of – we all must work together, as Americans.
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And that puts pressure on the [police] departments—although they don't say it—to make quotas, so you start to see how the trickle down of private prisons really drives us to incarcerate more and more Americans.
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As someone interested in autonomy for all, I feel it's important to simultaneously fight against the forces that endanger and incarcerate pregnant people and help work towards giving them the information necessary to make their own choices.
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Julian Castro, a former U.S. housing secretary and the only Hispanic candidate in the field, supports repealing a federal statute that he said has criminalized border crossings to incarcerate immigrants and controversially separate children from their parents.
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"During my inaugural address, I vowed to end private prisons, because they contribute to over-incarceration, including those that incarcerate California inmates and those that detain immigrants and asylum seekers," Newsom, a Democrat, said in a statement Friday.
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In San Francisco, local prosecutors are less inclined to bring charges when there is pressure not to incarcerate people for non-violent crimes, and police do not want to pursue cases that are unlikely to result in charges.
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The reason that they are separating these little children from their families is that they are using section 1325 of that Act which criminalizes coming across the border to incarcerate the pr—the parents and then separate them.
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Our nation has swung sharply from what Marc Mauer memorably termed "a race to incarcerate" — propelled by bipartisan wars on "drugs" and "crime" — to a bipartisan commitment to criminal justice reform, particularly in the area of drug policy.
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Last month, the New York City Council voted to shutter Rikers and downsize from 12 jails across the city with the capacity to incarcerate 15,000 people to four borough-based facilities with a maximum capacity of 3,85033 people.
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Throughout her incarceration, the federal government has proven itself unequipped to humanely incarcerate a transgender woman -- even as the Obama administration has reformed military policies to be more inclusive of transgender people and attempted to advance LGBT rights abroad.
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Image 2 of 2 BUDAPEST, Hungary – Hungarian lawmakers voted to tighten the country&aposs asylum eligibility rules and threatened Wednesday to incarcerate people who help asylum-seekers, votes that coincided with a United Nations&apos observance dedicated to refugees.
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In that game, and the ones following it, the large prison building is seen as the logical outcome of policing; if crime is too high, there is no alleviation other than increasing the number of people you can incarcerate.
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Under his leadership, the Justice Department in 1992 issued a report, "The Case for More Incarceration," in which the three primary sections were entitled: (I) Prisons work; (II) More prisons are needed; and (III) Failure to incarcerate costs money.
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Instead of a county paying to incarcerate someone simply because they can't afford to post bail, they can use Promise to monitor compliance with court orders and better keep tabs on people via the app and, if needed, GPS monitoring devices.
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It is now common for teachers to ask Muslim children (or those that "appear" Muslim) if they have bombs in their backpacks and for police to arrest and incarcerate them for days because a classmate joked about them having one.
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She's also signed onto multiple major drug policy reform bills, including the Marijuana Justice Act, a transformative piece of legislation that would financially punish states that fail to legalize marijuana and who disproportionately incarcerate or arrest people for marijuana-related offenses.
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As the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1994, Biden became the architect of a crime bill widely considered to have fostered the climate that eventually led the United States to incarcerate more people than anywhere else in the world.
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Those programs, known as 287(g) and Secure Communities, deputize local law enforcement officials as immigration agents and allow them to incarcerate immigrants suspected of criminal activity for longer periods before they are turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Criminal Justice There is broad support for substantial reform of our biased and discriminatory criminal justice system so that we incarcerate fewer people and provide avenues for re-entry that help formerly incarcerated people build healthy lives outside of prison walls.
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The Chatham County Jail in Georgia says it is screening all arrested people before they enter and has promised not to incarcerate any misdemeanor defendants once a case of Covid-19, the disease the virus causes, is confirmed in the county.
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" In Mr. Clinton's State of the Union address in 212, he touted his "three strikes and you're out" proposal, which would incarcerate certain repeat violent offenders for life, and called on Congress to pass a "strong, smart, tough crime bill.
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States have been running a live experiment of sorts on this over the past several years, reforming their criminal justice systems to, in short, punish people less punitively and incarcerate them for shorter periods of time for low-level offenses.
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Some people think things will be solved if we just put more bars and more cameras on the facilities and incarcerate the people who live there instead of giving them a more free and mobile and better quality of life.
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"Let's be very clear: The reason that they are separating these little children from their families is that they are using Section 1325 of that act, which criminalized crossing over the border, to incarcerate the parents and then separate them," Castro said.
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After he failed to appear in court, a default judgement was entered for JetSmarter, and when Maestrales failed to remove the post, JetSmarter asked the judge to impose a daily fine and to "incarcerate" Maestrales until he complied with the court's order.
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"Let's be very clear, the reason that they are separating these little children from their families is that they are using section 1325 of that act, which criminalized crossing over the border, to incarcerate the parents and then separate them," Castro said.
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Like many of his rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination, Booker has decried the War on Drugs, saying it has led the United States to incarcerate more of its people than any other nation and has particularly harmed minority and disadvantaged communities.
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President Barack Obama has commuted more sentences -- focused on drug offenses -- than any other sitting president, and the Department of Justice has announced it will end the use of private prisons, removing a perverse financial incentive to incarcerate more and more Americans.
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The repercussions of this move will undoubtedly reverse the decline in the federal prison population of recent years, incarcerate more people engaged in the lower levels of the drug trade, and exacerbate racial and ethnic disparities in the federal criminal justice system.
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If you were to redefine a wall as obstacles meant to blockade, reroute, and in the end stop (as well as incarcerate) people, then, even before Donald Trump, the equivalent of a wall was that expansive 100-mile-deep zone of defenses.
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Over and over again we talk about the need for equality and inclusion—we all feel good about denouncing racists, we protest, we march—yet we still have a justice system that is encouraged and incentivized to incarcerate black and brown bodies.
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After all, her supporters appear to have heavily favored legalization, and continuing to spend billions of dollars a year to incarcerate people in some states for what they can legally do in others is not exactly a fiscally responsible use of taxpayer dollars.
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If we continue to incarcerate poor and economically challenged people with drug habits, if you take people with mental health problems and don't give them the mental health that they need, they're going to reoffend — and that's what's driving our crime rates up.
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"The reason they're separating these children from their families is that they're using Section 1325 of that act, which criminalizes coming across the border, to incarcerate the parents and then separate them," Castro said, referring to the 1924 Immigration and Nationality Act.
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The rise of mass incarceration since the 1990s, along with continuing gaps in mental health support, has led to both homelessness and the use of jails and prisons to incarcerate people with mental illness, especially those of color or from other marginalized populations.
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This is why the case is so important: The United States must send a message to criminals in other nations that if their actions harm the citizens of the United States, the US justice system will find a way to prosecute and incarcerate them.
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The Cook County Sheriff's Office estimates that it costs $143 per day to house a general population inmate, but when taking into account the treatment, medication, and security required to incarcerate a person with a mental illness, the daily cost doubles or even triples.
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The KKK-endorsed president-elect of the United States just appointed a white nationalist to his cabinet and has promised to deport or incarcerate two to three million undocumented immigrants as soon as he's inaugurated, but here's what the left is arguing about: safety pins.
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No longer a clandestine operation for the denizens of Colorado, or an excuse to incarcerate people of color, weed was everywhere: My unofficial tour guide and I passed an obvious weed dispensary, which he said outnumbered Starbucks locations in the state, every few feet.
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The Washington Post reported that, to keep those men in prison, in poor American neighborhoods mass incarceration has inadvertently created "million dollar blocks"—places where Americans pay more than a million dollars in taxes to incarcerate the people who once lived in those neighborhoods.
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"The majority of gang members eventually outgrow the gang, but when our message is just 'eradicate, incarcerate, and deport' without a two-pronged strategy that provides support to the second group, you risk losing them and creating a situation of perpetual crime and violence," he says.
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I also think the war on drugs has disproportionately affected our African-American community, and what we need to do is make sure that the war on drugs is equal protection under the law and that we don't unfairly incarcerate another generation of young African-American males.
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When pressed by "Rising" co-host Krystal Ball on what law required separations, Stewart stumbled over his answer that it was a law required by the Department of Health and Human Services "to take care of the children" while border agents arrest and incarcerate the parents.
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Mark Martins, traveled to Malaysia with two special envoys of the Obama administration in a failed effort to get the government there to agree to incarcerate one of Mr. Hambali's apparent accomplices, who is known as Zubair, as a war criminal convicted by the United States.
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We will never slash our prison population by 50 percent — the goal of a number of current campaigns — much less get back to levels of incarceration that we had before the race to incarcerate began in the early 1980s, without addressing the one issue most reformers avoid: violence.
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We now know, 45 years later, that the war on drugs is a war on people -- and more specifically, black and brown people, whom it has sought to demonize and silence, criminalizing generations of youth of color and creating severe drug-sentencing laws ultimately to target and incarcerate communities of color.
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I think the first 100 days has to be focused on [using executive action] to undo the programs enforced by the Obama administration to incarcerate immigrants and arrest immigrants at the local level—programs like 287 g and the Priority Enforcement Program—closing down detention centers, and un-funding them.
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Young and old have come to understand that the laws surrounding marijuana have been used to incarcerate minority populations and I think they see not only how it's been used in that political way, but there are also a lot of people who have serious health issues who could be helped by it.
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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, where a lot of these people, probably 2 million, it could be even 3 million, we are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate," Trump said.
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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, where a lot of these people, probably 223 million, it could be even 21.5 million, we are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate," Trump said.
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The bill also leaves judges with far too much discretion to decide whom to incarcerate; under the new law, experts predict that judges will choose to release folks who, like Stone, are wealthy and privileged, and detain (without any possibility of release before the conclusion of the case) those who are not.
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"The war on drugs has disproportionately affected our African-American community, and what we need to do is make sure that the war on drugs is equal protection under the law and that we don't unfairly incarcerate another generation of young African-American males," Paul responded, prompting wild applause form the audience.
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Take a look at our program: instead of the state paying more than $85033,000 on average to incarcerate each woman, Oklahoma will now contribute no more than $22,584 to Women in Recovery for every participant — but only when a participant successfully finishes the program and remains out of prison for three years after program graduation.
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While the cost to incarcerate one young person per each year in New Jersey is up to an astounding $196,133, or $537.35 per day, investing in a community-based program with wrap-around services -- services proven more effective than incarceration at putting kids back on the right path -- has a daily average cost of $75.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE says he will will immediately deport or incarcerate 2 million to 3 million "criminal" undocumented immigrants once he takes office in January.
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As public values wither along with the public spheres that produce them, repressive modes of education gain popularity and it becomes easier to incarcerate people than to educate them, to model schools after prisons, to reduce the obligations of citizenship to mere consumption and to remove any notion of social responsibility from society's moral registers and ethical commitments.
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Even the states that incarcerate the least numbers of people in the US still lock up far more people than the vast majority of other countries: The Prison Policy Initiative in 2018 estimated that the incarceration rate of Massachusetts, the least carceral state, was more than double that of England and Wales and nearly triple that of South Korea.
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"Let's be very clear: The reason that they are separating these little children from their families is that they are using Section 1325 of that act, which criminalized crossing over the border, to incarcerate the parents and then separate them," Castro said, referring to the government's use of Section 1325 of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
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I believe the formula for recidivism reduction is this: Incarcerate the right people for the right amount of time and provide them with the programming they need that specifically addresses the criminogenic factors that led to them committing a crime and, finally, provide the individualized reentry support to start them on a path to good citizenship.
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"If we a had a barrier, a border wall, along the southern border, it is undeniable that more of those offenses will not have to be prosecuted and that we will not have to pay to incarcerate aliens for committing such offenses along the southern border," one senior administration official said in a call to reporters.
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As President Clinton supported a series of draconian policies that helped incarcerate more black men at the federal level than Ronald Reagan did, those policies became the blueprint for America's egregious system of mass incarceration, and further punished the formerly convicted and their families by denying housing, employment opportunities, and food to predominantly black and brown Americans caught up in the drug war.
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More than 255 years after choosing the American military base in Cuba as "the least worst place" to incarcerate prisoners from the battlefield in Afghanistan, after years of impassioned debates over the rights of the detainees and whether the prison could close, the Pentagon is now planning for terrorism suspects still held in the facility to grow old and die at Guantánamo Bay.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia faces federal lawsuit over its private prison ban Overnight Health Care: Trump becomes first sitting president to attend March for Life | Officials confirm second US case of coronavirus | Trump officials threaten California funding over abortion law Trump administration threatens to cut health funding for California over abortion insurance law MORE (D) and proponents of the bill argue that private prisons — which are widely used in the U.S. justice and immigration system — incentivises contractors to incarcerate or detain citizens or migrants.
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