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FBI Announces Personnel Surge to MMIP Crisis

FBI Announces Personnel Surge to MMIP Crisis

The FBI announced yesterday that it is dedicating additional personnel to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) crisis. The staffing surge supports Operations Not Forgotten, an initiative focused on solving violent crimes in Indian Country, particularly those against women and children. Native communities face a disproportionate amount of violence, with a high number of…

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