mLiveTlaib wants Border Patrol to address allegations of discrimination, racial profiling in Michigan
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58% : The ACLU report is based on thousands of U.S. Customs and Border Protection records and daily logs from 2012 to 2019.51% : The report found 85% of non-citizens detained by CBP were of Latin American descent, even though more than 70% of people arrested in the state attempting to enter the U.S. from Canada were either Canadian citizens or originally from Europe.
50% : According to the report, speaking Spanish or another foreign language was a basis for 19% of Border Patrol stops.
40% : Ninety-six percent of people detained or arrested by Border Patrol in Michigan are not white.
39% : One-third of people stopped by CBP from 2012-19 are legal U.S. citizens, according to the ACLU report.
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