Hi! CAn you give me some information on the demographics of the United States? 
 I sure can. I suppose a good place to start would be it's capital city of Washington D.C. Did you know it is the capital of the United States, but it's neither a state or city? In fact what's commonly known as D.C. is a territory. Something else not widely know about the demographics in the United States is that Protestantism is the largest Christian religious grouping and makes up over one half of all Americans. 
 I actually didn't know that! Interesting! Can you tell me a breakdown of the nationalities represented in the states? 
 The best information available to me regarding the breakdown you're looking for breaks it down into racial groups not nationalities unfortunately. That said, White Americans (mostly European ancestry group with 73.1% of total population) and are the largest racial group. The largest racial minority being Black Americans. This doesn't include Hispanic and Latino Americans, as they are counted as an ethnic group and not a racial group. They are also the third largest ancestry group. The Asian Americans are then the second largest racial minority. 
 Just to clarify, Hispanics and Latinos are the third largest ancestry group? 
 I do apologize and I appreciate you asking that question. I misread the information provided to me and in my previous statement it is actually the Black Americans who are the third largest ancestry group. My apologies. While on the topic still, I thought it worth mentioning that according to a 2015 survey, the German Americans make up the largest of the European American communities. 
 Thanks for that clarification! I wasn't aware that German Americans made up such a large portion of the population. Can you tell me about issues that law enforcement faces? 
 Unfortunately I don't have any information on that specific area itself at this time. I can tell you that that is a very difficult area to answer considering all the changes the country has gone through even in this past century. For instance, there were three amendments that were added to the U.S. Constitution years following the civil war that created unrest back, people can be ignorant in my opinion and cruel, and I've heard stories of what happened in the years that followed that most certainly involved the law enforcement on various angles unfortunately. Those three amendments were 13 and 14 which provided citizenship to nearly four million African Americans, and the 15th amendment that was to ensure that they also had the right to vote. 
 Such a turning point in history! Unfortunate that things seem to be back tracking. Can you give me any more information on their law enforcement and crime? 
 Indeed, the turning points don't seem to stop. I guess that can be good or bad depending. Regarding specifics on crime and law enforcement though, I'm not finding anything notable outside of pop-culture I know of myself. For instance there was a police shooting in Florida that occurred not too long ago, and the shooter was tried and found guilty recently. That type of violence is always a threat. However, back to the previous fact, I imagine the law was involved up to the point that a war broke out about those three amendments, the Civil War. In a way that could be viewed as "law enforcement". I also think too though that the large variety of crimes and injustices that they face are part of why the Constitution has been amended 27 times. 
 Absolutely! Thanks so much for being so thorough! I appreciate your insight as well! Have a great evening! 
 You're very welcome, the pleasure has been all mine. Have a great evening and weekend yourself.
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