The Department of Homeland Security has expedited the training process for police officers involved in immigration arrests. Training now includes reduced instruction on the nation’s immigration laws and limited exposure to real-world scenarios. This information comes from emails examined by The Washington Post.
An image depicts law enforcement officials detaining an individual in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. The image is credited to Nick Oxford, taken for The Washington Post.
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