As long as we allow racial profiling to continue, or the perception of racial profiling, as we are seeing now, without the accountability of measures in which we actually take into account what is going on in our neighborhoods, we don't have that trust or relationship.
Discussing the impact of racial profiling on community trust.
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We need to recognize that and do what is right for the country, and we can't allow ideology to trump common sense.
I don't view that as a criticism, I view that as a maturation of our responsibilities in a fiscally challenging time.
I appreciate the fact that it is now recognized as a current and continuing threat to us, that is, the operation of a lone wolf.
I believe identifying the threat is critical to combating this problem and protecting our critical infrastructure.
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