It's true that there are all sorts of interagency entanglements, but MIT doesn't have to participate in them if they don't want to. They could take a more cauti

It's true that there are all sorts of interagency entanglements, but MIT doesn't have to participate in them if they don't want to. They could take a more cautious approach to which police end up on campus, at least for the parts of the campus that count as private property (excluding public roads going through the campus, for example). Unless in "hot pursuit" of a suspect or with a warrant, the only police that can enter MIT property are those that MIT gives permission to.