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Shelley Moore Capito: “I think when Tom Homan went to Minneapolis, he started some…”

Featuring: Shelley Moore Capito, Republican | U.S. Senate West Virginia

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Sen. Shelley Moore Capito on affordability, SCOTUS decision and shutdown

Published | Video Starts at 03:48

Are there some common sense reforms regarding ICE that you could get behind, that you could support, or do you feel ICE is fully funded or otherwise the government stays shut down? You know, I think there's always room for improvement. I think when Tom Homan went to Minneapolis, he started some of the initiatives that I think were actually in the bill that the Democrats won't vote for. Body cameras, more de-escalation training, more independent investigations. I think these are at least three things that I know that Tom Homan has been in favor of, but also are in the Homeland Security bill that they keep voting against. (03:48–04:06)

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Asserts that initiatives like body cameras, de-escalation training, and independent investigations were in a bill that Democrats won't vote for.

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