The inmates from federal prisons nationwide will be set free by the department’s Bureau of Prisons between Oct. 30 and Nov. 2. Most of them will go to halfway houses and home confinement before being put on supervised release.
The early release follows action by the U.S. Sentencing Commission — an independent agency that sets sentencing policies for federal crimes — which reduced the potential punishment for future drug offenders last year and then made that change retroactive.
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Part of Obama's plan to destabilize the country?
Give them a place to stay in Obama home town.
All friends of friends of Obama.
This should make everyone feel all warm and fuzzy inside knowing that these drug dealers will be once again out on the streets of the great USA peddling their poison to the children...all thanks to the Obama administration.
Look out the war zones that are currently the inner cities. Things are going to get a lot worse. Any and all problems facing blacks in this country-they need look no further than Obama and if they can't see it then there is NO hope for them and they deserve to be wallowing and drowning in the cesspools of their own creations for being so damn stupid.
Katie, bar the doors!
Lock & load
Drug dealers, sex offenders, pimps, violent people, all released onto society for the fun of watching them start up again. Keeps us from watching Washington.
If it's just simple possession of marijuana without an associated violent crime committed, especially a handgun violation, let them go.
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