2/ 1. Job loss 2. Hardships for families due to absent parents 3. Disproportionate effects on POC. Totally unnecessary.
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1/ This is outrageous and unconstitutional. Jailing the poor when they can’t pay fines leads to https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/28/opinion/sessions-says-to-courts-go-ahead-jail-people-because-theyre-poor.html …
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3/ The guidelines under the Obama administration provided a path to restitution without causing harm.
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4/ Rescinding these guidelines provides no benefit to society or to those affected. It only causes harm.
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End/ We will have so much work to do when we take back Congress in 2018.
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Thats the point his private prisons are in place and hes looking to fill them. Under the waving flag of "war on drugs" when most of the opiate problem is coming direct from pharmaceuticals that sessions has received contributions from.
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Absolutely true. We will have a lot to fix when we take back Congress.
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Exactly, he fears they'll vote Democrat.
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@Peachbear15@nytimes omg, this administration has taken us to a very dark place#ResistanceThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Making poor humans a commodity of for profit prisons...
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