FACT CHECK: Republicans spent today’s entire @HouseJudiciary hearing trying to distract and change the topic from the Justice in Policing Act because they don't want to admit their version COMPLETELY fails to end police brutality and transform law enforcement.

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Bans chokeholds like the ones used to murder George Floyd and Manuel Ellis:

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Bans no-knock warrants for drug cases like the one that was used when officers murdered Breonna Taylor, shooting her at least eight times:

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Ends qualified immunity:

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Ends the militarization of law enforcement by restricting the program that allows military equipment to transfer to local departments:

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Bans racial profiling by law enforcement:

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Funds independent counsels for police misconduct investigations:

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Gives the Justice Department the power to subpoena law enforcement departments for pattern and practice investigations, which allows them to hold accountable agencies who violate the constitution or other federal laws:

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Allows prosecutors to hold officers accountable for the deprivation of civil rights and civil liberties by changing the mens rea requirement from “willful” to “knowingly or recklessly”:

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In the weeks following the killing of George Floyd, people across our country have boldly stood up and powerfully spoken out to fight against police brutality, racism, and anti-Blackness. The Justice in Policing Act carries their voices to Congress. I'll continue fighting for it.