julia, what have you learned? >> well, ana, what we understand at this point is the biden administration is considering, they haven't put ink to this yet, sending active duty troops to the southern border ahead of the lifting of title 42. title 42 are the covid-19 restrictions that kept migrants from being able to cross the border and claim asylum since it was started in march of 2020. sending troops to the border is not unusual. it wasn't under the previous administration. president trump sent over 5,000 troops and while we're still trying to confirm the exact number, it looks like it is going to be far fewer than that. we should also note that these troops will not be doing the arresting and they will be unarmed. under what is known as the posi comitatis act, u.s. military cannot be charged with enforcing domestic u.s. law within u.s. territory. so in this capacity they will be supporting border patrol rather than doing the interactions, the
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>> the hague says it will seek arrest warrants for several people how do the investigations generally work on the international level? what leads them to this investigation at this point right now? >> that makes russians that are thinking about or asked to do other crimes, to think twice about doing it it has a deterrent effect, even if nobody goes to jail i think the process of convicting, indicting and arresting, and bringing to justice anybody that is involved in these crimes against humanities, that's the phrase that the vice president used a few weeks ago, that i agree with, is unlikely, and will take years, if it ever happens.
arresting, charging, and helping to convict four officers who killed a black man. >> i'm so tired of the police saying i was afraid. afraid of what? you got a gun with 15 shots. you can call in backup from everywhere. but what are you afraid of? >> the klan, at a time when they were being sort of dismantled, they directed many of their members to do, was to go into police departments and other institutions where they would maintain power. the fbi issues a report only a few years ago about the effort of white nationalists to infiltrate law enforcement. this is not some fringe organization that drew this conclusion. it was the united states justice department. >> we can take this back to the era of slavery. we can think about slave patrols in particular. there were men, mostly men, who were deputized. and it was their responsibility