; (ii) prohibiting State and local law enforcement agencies from carrying out Federal immigration enforcement activities, including a prompt end to Secure Communities programs and programs implemented under section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, and ensuring that localities are never required to share information with Federal immigration enforcement agencies; (iii) prioritizing law enforcement resources to dramatically increase the solve rate of the most serious offenses, such as shootings, homicides, and sexual assaults, including fully eliminating the rape-kit backlog; (iv) testing, implementing, and evaluating methods of processing 911 calls that reduce unnecessary contact between law enforcement and community members; (v) creating and supporting first-responder agencies and partnerships to solve problems that arise from substance use disorders, mental health diagnoses, and poverty that do not require criminal enforcement or armed officers, including the designation of a non-911 number for dispatch of crisis and trauma intervention teams; (vi) providing resources for nonlaw enforcement-led, community-based violence and trauma interruption models; (vii) funding and empowering civilian review boards to ensure communities have input in the hiring and firing of police officers, disciplinary actions, budget and policy decisions, and access to relevant agency information; (viii) establishing standards and reporting, and providing training on implicit bias, use of force, and deescalation, including nonlethal interventions and responding to crises involving youth, immigrants, people with disabilities, people with different religious affiliations, English language learners and LGBTQ+ and gender-nonconforming individuals; (ix) eliminating the doctrine of absolute immunity for prosecutors and providing resources to support better prosecutorial practices, in line with defendants’ constitutional and statutory rights