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09/17/2026

“Ron Hampton: Why ‘Reform’ Isn’t Real — And Why Public Safety Must Belong to the People”

Ron Hampton says it plainly:
“Policing hasn’t reformed — not in 30 years, not in 50.”

In this clip, he explains why he’s stopped using the word “reform” and now focuses on “public safety,” a model where the community leads, defines its needs, and shapes the outcomes.

With 24 years of experience as an officer, Hampton shares how he pushed back against the status quo because his community deserved better — not just to be served, but to receive real service.

This message is for every resident, advocate, and leader committed to building safer communities.

09/17/2026

The Hidden Profit Behind 287(g): Maj. Neill Franklin Exposes the Incentives Driving Immigration Enforcement
Did you know some sheriff’s departments receive funding for every person they hold under ICE detainers?

In this powerful clip, Maj. Neill Franklin explains how 287(g) agreements create financial incentives for appearance‑based stops and extended detentions — practices that damage trust and put families at risk.

Our communities deserve transparency.
Our leaders deserve the facts.
And everyone deserves safety rooted in justice.

09/08/2026

What happens when local law enforcement becomes part of federal immigration enforcement?

Join retired law enforcement leaders, policy experts, advocates, and community voices as they explore the impact of 287(g) agreements on public safety, community trust, civil rights, and local government accountability. This timely discussion examines the real-world implications of immigration enforcement partnerships and highlights strategies for building safer, more inclusive communities.

Beyond 287(g): Immigration, Community Trust, Public Safety, and Local Law Enforcement Accountability

In this conversation, panelists discuss:

� How 287(g) agreements function in local jurisdictions
� Legal and liability considerations for municipalities and law enforcement agencies
� The effect of immigration enforcement on community trust and public safety
� Resources available to impacted individuals and families
� Community-centered alternatives and best practices for public safety

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09/01/2026

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08/27/2026

Join a vital virtual discussion: Beyond 287(g) — Immigration, Community Trust, Public Safety, and Local Law Enforcement Accountability. Hear law enforcement leaders, legal experts, and community advocates examine accountability, liability, and the future of community trust.

When: September 8, 2026, 6:30–8:00 PM EDT (Virtual)

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What happens when local law enforcement becomes part of federal immigration enforcement? Join law enforcement leaders, legal experts, and community advocates for a timely conversation on accountability, liability, public safety, and the future of community trust.

08/20/2026

NABLEO 2026 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION IS OPEN

Law enforcement officers and their community partners from across the United States are invited to attend the 2026 Education and Training Conference of the National Association of Black Law Enforcement Officers, Inc. (NABLEO) being held in New Haven, CT. Hosted by the New Haven Guardians Association, the conference will be held October 21-23, 2026, at the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale, 155 Temple St, New Haven, CTand is expected to draw attendance from local, state, campus, tribal and federal law enforcement professionals.

Themed "Policing With Precision and Purpose", this three-day event will be focused on providing conference participants with greater tools, knowledge, and skills for interacting with people, particularly in communities of color, and allow them to build operative and reciprocal bridges of understanding between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve, so as to create sustainable impact models of positive policing. The event is specifically tailored for law enforcement personnel, as well as the staff and leadership of the organizations that make up community partnerships responsible for direct community outreach and engagement, such as community policing units, public information officers and outreach
coordinators. We will seek to revisit the past of law enforcement, analyze policing in the present, and forge a path towards setting standards for law enforcement agencies in the future.

08/07/2026

This Friday, I wanted to post a pic worth 100,000 words... literally. One of my hobbies is creating custom pens... and here I am using one of them as I edit the next two books. 🖋️📚