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Carter's warnings have been vindicated time and again over the years, during which U.S. media and politicians have constantly criticized other countries for alleged human rights violations, while turning a blind eye to problems at home.

The death of Michael Brown whose killing sparked the Ferguson unrest and a series of UN reports revealing myriad U.S. human rights violations are all stark reminders for the United States that there are a lot of human rights violations on its own soil.

Revelations that more than two people were killed by police a day on average in the United States during the first five months of this year is the most recent proof of how far the country's human rights violations have extended.

While a national debate is raging about the overuse of force by the police, The Washington Post is compiling a database of every fatal shooting by police in 2015.

In an investigation published on Saturday, The Washington Post revealed that at least 385 people were shot and killed by police across the United States during the first five months of 2015. That is more than twice the rate of fatal police shootings tallied by the federal government over the past decade, a count that officials concede is incomplete.

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Overall, blacks were killed at three times the rate of whites or other minorities, said The Post.

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In the United States, police are authorized to use deadly force when they fear for their lives, which is used by some as an excuse to abuse power and to kill.

However, the majority of law enforcement officers accused of brutality were not prosecuted in the end.

So far, just three of the 385 fatal shootings have resulted in an officer being charged with crime -- less than one percent, according to The Post's investigation.

The low rate mirrors the findings of a Post investigation in April which found that of thousands of fatal police shootings over the past decade, only 54 had produced criminal charges.

Such findings help people form a better understanding of the real human rights situation in the United States [url=http://www.bearsfansproshop.com/Bears+Tarik+Cohen+Rush+Jersey.html?cat=1321]Tarik Cohen Color Rush Jersey[/url] , where escalating police brutality poses a serious threat to its people's lives, liberty and personal security.

While the freedom and rights of its own citizens are being increasingly jeopardized, the United States needs to reflect on its own human rights situation before attacking others on this issue.

by Xinhua Writers Wang Wen, Zhang Zhihuan, Yang Shilong

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Under the program implemented in 2012, recipients receive a renewable two-year period of deferred action from deportation and eligibility for a work permit by applying to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

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"I thought I was never going to graduate (from college), and then DACA happened. DACA changed my life," Dominguez told media on Wednesday.

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New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman said in a news conference that there is no good reason to end the program because the Dreamers play by the rules, work hard, pay taxes, and have a clean record.

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