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Border Patrol to retrain California agents on constitutional compliance

by Robert Liebowitz
written by Robert Liebowitz
Back view of man in uniform unknown military soldier or special forces police arresting criminals illegal migrants

Following legal settlements and criticisms regarding civil rights violations, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has agreed to retrain hundreds of agents operating in California. The training will focus on ensuring searches, seizures, and interactions comply with constitutional standards. (CalMatters)

Robert Liebowitz is a researcher and writer focused on criminal justice policy. As the lead author for Overturn Prop 47, he provides sharp, data-driven commentary on the law’s impact, highlighting its role in rising crime and public safety concerns.

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