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A. Coleman, President Biden will meet with members of the Congressional Black Caucus

at the White House today.

As NPR Scott Dettro reports, they'll discuss policing reform efforts in the wake of Ty

Renickel's death.

Nichols death and the murder charges filed against police who were caught on video beating

him after a traffic stop has renewed calls for federal policing reform.

Press Secretary Karin Jean-Pierre says the meeting will focus on attempts to reboot a

stalled measure.

Look, these are members that the president has had a longstanding relationship with, as

you all know.

And it's a collaboration that we see this conversation becoming a collaboration again

on dealing with an issue that is truly affecting the Black community and also the Brown community

as well.

Vice President Harris led an administration delegation to Nichols funeral on Wednesday.

Scott Dettro and P.R. News, the White House.

House Republicans held the first of what they say will be several hearings into how the

Biden administration is dealing with a great numbers of migrants illegally entering the

U.S.

Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan says the administration has done little to counteract

them.

Imagine the frustration that our border communities feel when they hear that the damage done to

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