While opponents have argued the measure would allow felons to escape scrutiny and potentially commit more crimes, supporters maintained the legislation would protect transgender individuals who face discrimination, as well as victims of human trafficking who face danger from their abusers.
Anything to help ‘returning citizens,’ ‘formerly incarcerated persons,’ or better known as ex-cons.
Yes, ex-cons deserve a chance to succeed at living an honest life, but to facilitate their ability to avoid their incarcerated name doesn’t do society any favors.
Chunky Puree
3 years ago
A simple question looking for an answer. Why do democrats twist themselves into pretzels appeasing criminals, fighting for the rights of criminals while ignoring victims, making criminals heroes while demonizing law abiding citizens?
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Anything to help ‘returning citizens,’ ‘formerly incarcerated persons,’ or better known as ex-cons.
Yes, ex-cons deserve a chance to succeed at living an honest life, but to facilitate their ability to avoid their incarcerated name doesn’t do society any favors.
A simple question looking for an answer. Why do democrats twist themselves into pretzels appeasing criminals, fighting for the rights of criminals while ignoring victims, making criminals heroes while demonizing law abiding citizens?