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The U.S. has no formal secret police, but selective coercion has become alarmingly visible.
Unmarked federal agents and expanded surveillance coexist with high-profile uses of force: the
fatal shooting of Renee Good by a U.S. immigration agent — captured on video— triggered
nationwide outcry and deepened distrust of federal enforcement tactics.
Such incidents, combined with data-sharing orders, pressure on local officials, and
encouragement of citizen denunciation, foster a culture of fear and suspicion. Selective justice
— threatening opponents while protecting allies — further undermines the rule of law.
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