President Trump Embraces Bipartisan Criminal Justice Reform Legislation

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Friday, November 16, 2018

President Trump Embraces Bipartisan Criminal Justice Reform Legislation
USA Today reports that President Donald J. Trump put his full support behind criminal justice reform in an announcement from the White House yesterday.
“The ‘First Step Act,’ developed by [Jared] Kushner and a bipartisan group of lawmakers, is designed to improve rehabilitation programs for former prisoners and give judges more discretion in sentencing offenders for nonviolent crime, particularly drug offenders,” David Jackson, Deborah Barfield Berry, and John Fritze report.
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President Trump’s announcement yesterday on prison reform shows he is ready and willing to work with Democrats on a bipartisan basis, Kayleigh McEnany reports for Fox News : https://fxn.ws/2RQNq5A. “White House Senior Advisers Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump are among top Trump administration officials who have laid the groundwork for bipartisanship in an era of divided government – a rare feat indeed.”
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