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U.S. Attorney Nicholas Ganjei delivers remarks to the Houston Police Officers Union

Source: US Dept of Justice
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# U.S. Attorney Addresses Houston Police Officers Union

U.S. Attorney Nicholas Ganjei delivered remarks to the Houston Police Officers Union on Thursday, October 2, 2025, in Houston, Texas. Ganjei highlighted the timing of his speech during the feast day of St. Michael, the patron saint of law enforcement, and emphasized the meaningful partnership between federal and local law enforcement.

Ganjei stated that the Southern District of Texas is committed to the administration's priorities of securing the border, combating drug trafficking, and reducing violent crime in communities. He credited state and local police officers, including those in the Houston Police Department, as essential partners in achieving these public safety objectives and noted the office's enforcement efforts to date.

Ganjei addressed criticism of police, arguing that negative characterizations of law enforcement are misguided and out of touch with public sentiment. He emphasized that the average American supports police and recognizes their vital role in protecting communities. Ganjei acknowledged the unique sacrifices required of officers, including their willingness to put their lives at risk to protect citizens, and expressed the Department of Justice's understanding of these contributions.

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