very happy and loved ones weren t forgotten it won t be forgotten. the state of policing has changed since it was on 9/11 on that day when so many offices, first responders and regular civilians ran into those buildings as everyone else was running out. what does that day mean to you? a very special day to me and one of the reasons i chose that service, to join the army as a combat veteran in iraq as well as law enforcement officer. it has profound meaning to me. of all the portraits you ve done i m sure each one has significance in different ways, but what? personally with these 23? knowing some of these officers had children who grew up following in their footsteps and that means a lot especially to see them in their dress uniforms standing next to their
solve this problem? unfortunately we are not. the last administration donald trump was open to our concerns, the national sheriffs association bringing it to the table on a number of occasions to address this issue and works closely with border patrol down south and we were making good progress but that door has been shut, not invited to a phone call, no roundtable discussions and the administration shut us off and turned a blind eye, won t even come and talk to us down there or in washington dc and it is having detrimental effects. does just are increasing. that answer is deeply troubling, do you blame the