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“Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan L. Shih wrote in a July 17 letter that sex workers often fear law enforcement due to risks of deportation, arrest, and prosecution.”
Analyzed on 2026-09-21T09:44:39+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-21
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"Sex workers often experience fear of law enforcement, including fear of potential deportation, arrest and prosecution, as well as cultural and historical trauma related to government officials and law enforcement," Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan L. Shih wrote in a July 17 letter to Clancy.
Extracted from: Border Officer Convicted of Raping and Robbing Chinese Sex Workers , Reason
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Claim ID
CLM-352F7EB9
Slug
assistant-us-attorney-jonathan-l-shih-wrote-in-a-july-17-352f7eb9
Origin
reason.com
Captured
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Law Enforcement
Criminal Justice
Sex Work