like racism or that kind of anything like racism or that kind of stuff from anything like racism or that kind of stuff from the police. honestly. i have stuff from the police. honestly. i have black stuff from the police. honestly. i have black and asian police around. we don t have black and asian police around. we don t get anything like racism or that kind we don t get anything like racism or that kind of we don t get anything like racism or that kind of stuff from the police. honestly that kind of stuff from the police. honestly. i ve been seven years in brixton. honestly. i ve been seven years in brixton, and never experienced that. i brixton, and never experienced that. twoutd brixton, and never experienced that. twoutd feel brixton, and never experienced that. i would feel safe, because you just have to i would feel safe, because you just have to trust i would feel safe, because you just have to trust that i would feel safe, because you just have to trust
we have black police around. we have asian police around. we don t we don t get anything like racism, all kind of stuff. bullying from the police. honestly, i ve been here for now, nearly now, seven years in brixton. we never experienced that. i would feel safe because you just have to trust that they re there i to protect you. and they re not all like that. no support from the police. none at all whatsoever. they don t like black people. so, yeah, some mixed responses there. some people working to tell me that that even though they had negative experiences with the metropolitan police officers, that they were keen not to paint all of them with the same brush. but there were 16 recommendations in the review, and i m going to just tell you what some of those were. so one of the recommendations was for greater independent oversight. so outside experts to be drafted in, as well as an overhaul of the vetting system. so re vetting of firearm officers and also a fundamental
open. how does it register with you when the white house says if you tell people the border is open, you are helping the smugglers, you are against the united states? look, right now saying that is ridiculous, a slap in the face to the men and women out there putting their lives on the line and a huge slap in the face to the american public. these individuals are coming into the country and being led by the cartels. cartels know where to send them to bring their products and drugs across. they continue to bring drugs, fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine. the drug dealers don t care what side of the aisle you are sitting on. they just want to bring drugs into the united states and harm american citizens. at the same time, when they are crossing individuals that don t even pass the vetting system for asylum, those are the individuals with serious criminal backgrounds. they don t care about the american public or what side of the aisle they re sitting on. this administration needs to rea
of arkansas agree. what he told america s newsroom. you hear talk about so-called dreamers and give them legal status. right now, joe biden is creating hundreds of thousands of more so-called dreamers every month. what we have to do is secure our border, prevent this historic flood of illegal aliens coming into the country before we address any other issues in our immigration system. john: so the point the senator is making, if i read it right, art, is saying that if you give legal statute to 2 million dreamers you will increase the pull factor for other people who want to come to the country thinking well, amnesty to 2 million dreamers, why not 3, 4, or 5, and you need to secure the border first before you take a step like this. is that something you agree with? yeah, you have to have the proper measures to secure the border or else you are going to have everyone come in and say i was here before. there has to be a proper way to secure the borders, and we all agree has to be a
needed now. the minister is right that the system for holding forces to account has worked in this case but we need change to follow. need a national overhaul of police training and standards, is there is much to be done on leadership, we need a new vetting system, we need to overhaul misconduct cases with time limits, we need rules on social media use, we need rules on social media use, we need rules on social media use, we need robust structures for reporting to be made and taken seriously, we need new standards on support for victims, investigations of crimes and internal culture and management and this is for the home office to lead. the mitt cut the sergeant to pc ratio and after the olympics, they were cut much more than any otherforce. olympics, they were cut much more than any other force. a police sergeant said this morning, i do not have a single officer that i supervise that has over three years experience, so not a single officer that has police to pre covert. does the mini