Police spies unit ‘crossed the line’, says Lord Macdonald Reclaim the Streets activists in London in 1996. The group was infiltrated by Jim Boyling, an undercover officer working for the Metropolitan police. Photograph: David Giles/PA Archive/Press Association Ima Former director of public prosecutions accuses Metropolitan police of ‘monumental misjudgment’ in allowing undercover officers [...]
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The grim reality of life under Alabama‘s brutal immigration law Alabama immigration law: anyone failing to carry immigraton papers is now deemed to be committing a criminal act. Photograph: Gary Tramontina/Polaris Fear of detention, families torn apart – Hispanics in Alabama are trapped in a unique half-life under punishing new immigrant laws • Latest: police can [...]
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