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The dominant liberal mode of interpreting policing is an individualized, dehistoricized, and decontextualized discourse. Not only with regard to the historical role of police, but also regarding the root causes of crime and violence.
Orisanmi Burton
from Abolition 101 lecture by Orisanmi Burton
The impact of undocumented immigration — especially on public safety — remains a contentious topic of discussion in the United States, but 'the conversations are occurring in a vacuum of data,” says researcher Michael Light.
“According to the study, a 1 percent increase in the proportion of the population that is undocumented is associated with 49 fewer violent crimes per 100,000 people.“
So you’re actually SAFER if there are a lot of undocumented immigrants in your area!
Metro Crime Hits 25-Year Low as Enforcement and Accountability Pay Off
By MDBayNews Staff Crime on the Washington region’s transit system fell to its lowest level in a quarter century in 2025, according to new data released by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA)—a milestone officials say reflects tougher enforcement, clearer consequences for violent behavior, and a renewed focus on rider safety. The figures, first reported by The Washington…
🚨 President Trump announced an 87% drop in car theft in Washington, D.C., after declaring a public safety emergency. He credited federal measures for reducing crime and claimed the capital would become crime-free in just 14 days. #CrimeReduction #WashingtonDC #PublicSafety #Trump #NationalGuard #SecurityMeasures
"Recent federal and provincial election campaigns left the impression that spending more on prisons and policing is enough to stop violent and serious crime.
But if long prison sentences reduced violent crime, then American cities would be the safest in the world — they are not. If higher police salaries resulted in less violence in Canada, then Edmonton and Winnipeg would be Canada’s safest cities — they are not."
Current crime-fighting proposals lack concrete, evidence-based actions and proven public health strategies that are known to significantly a
Mayor Eric Adams Appoints Chauncey Parker as New Deputy Mayor for Public Safety
Mayor Eric Adams Appoints New Deputy Mayor for Public Safety On Tuesday, Mayor Eric Adams announced the appointment of a seasoned law enforcement expert, Chauncey Parker, as the new deputy mayor for public safety. This decision comes in the wake of the resignation of Philip B. Banks III, who stepped down last week amid growing corruption investigations surrounding City Hall. Mr. Adams revealed…
Amplifying. Knowledge and literacy are an important tool in reducing crime.
Across the board, professionals agree that there is a clear link between literacy and criminality. Most professionals and studies exploring this topic have found that literacy educational programs significantly reduce recidivism and enable the offender to more easily become a contributing member to their community upon release.
This a great program designed to get books that matter, books that challenge and educate, to prison systems where they can be accessed but the incarcerated. W.W. Norton & Company and the Alliance for Higher Education in Prison are doing great work.
As they celebrate their centenary, W.W. Norton has generously agreed to partner with the Alliance to donate textbooks in 20 subject areas to
Arizona sheriff to Democrats in DC: 'Walls work' to reduce illegal immigration, crime
Arizona sheriff to Democrats in DC: ‘Walls work’ to reduce illegal immigration, crime
As we near the end of the second week of a partial government shutdown, the sheriff of an Arizona county where a significant barrier exists between Mexico and the United States has a message for hesitant Democrats: They work.
“The fence worked here. It may not work in New Mexico, I can only talk about my area. But [politicians should] defer to the Border Patrol experts,” Yuma County Sheriff…
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