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ICE killings show 'quieter' crackdown is just as deadly | Opinion

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By Thaddeus L. Johnson, Natasha N. Johnson
| Yahoo Canada Verified
On July 7 in Houston, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fatally shot a driver, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, during an operation that may have been targeting someone else. Less than a week later in Biddeford, Maine, an ICE officer shot and killed Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero during an attempted vehicle stop in which he, too, was not the intended target.
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13 years of youth crime data reveal one strong pattern

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By Thaddeus L. Johnson, Natasha N. Johnson
| Washington Post Opinions Verified
13 years of youth crime data reveal one strong pattern (washingtonpost.com) 13 years of youth crime data reveal one strong pattern By Thaddeus L. Johnson; Natasha N. Johnson 2026042011310200 In mid-March, a weekend of teen arrests, robberies and gunfire in Navy Yard left D.C. residents with an all-too-familiar scene: a large youth gathering, a neighborhood on edge and police rushing in after violence had already started. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) was right to call for accountability.
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When federal power turns deadly, start sharing evidence | Opinion

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By Thaddeus L. Johnson, Natasha N. Johnson
| MSN Verified
In one week, Minneapolis has become a national flashpoint for the countrys immigration crackdown. Two shootings by federal agentsone killingRenee Nicole Goodand anotherinjuringa man in the leg during an arrestare now being narrated in real time by officials, activists, and viral videos. In the rush to interpret, facts get replaced by emotion and politics. That is exactly why the public needs transparency and compassion, not a press release verdict.
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