Well, in light of the worsening statistics that we have seen and the unique role that CRS plays in addressing those issues, what sense does it make for DOJ to gut the programs that are best suited to address hate crimes and violence in our communities?
Matt Cartwright: “Well, in light of the worsening statistics that we have seen and the unique role that CRS plays in addressing those…”
On the recordJuly 23, 2019
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Cartwright questions the logic of reducing funding for hate crime prevention programs.
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