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One year after the deployment of National Guard troops in Memphis to address violent crime, state officials report a decrease in crime rates, though some suggest this trend would have occurred without the taskforce. Concerns have arisen regarding the effectiveness and civil rights implications of the deployment, especially following the deaths of four men in incidents involving federal agents.
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One year after the deployment of National Guard troops in Memphis to address violent crime, state officials report a decrease in crime rates, though some suggest this trend would have occurred without the taskforce. Concerns have arisen regarding the effectiveness and civil rights implications of the deployment, especially following the deaths of four men in incidents involving federal agents.
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