The article discusses recent anti-ICE demonstrations in Los Angeles in the context of past protests from 2020 when discussions around policing reform peaked. Despite the keen interest in rethinking policing during that time, recent polls indicate a significant decline in that momentum. A key factor identified is 'copaganda'—pro-police propaganda—which appears to particularly influence liberal, educated elites. The episode features insights into the changing public sentiment towards policing and highlights the role of media narratives in shaping perceptions of law enforcement.
The protests of 2020 showcased a significant push for policing reform and a re-evaluation of law enforcement's role in society, but that energy has largely dissipated.
The recent anti-ICE demonstrations in Los Angeles reflect lingering tensions, but also a stark contrast to the momentum seen during the 2020 protests.
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