Kim Kardashian was back at the White House this week to peddle her pernicious “criminal justice reform” agenda. While Kardashian’s passion about helping ex-felons reintegrate into society may be well-intentioned, the cold truth is that an absolutely staggering 83% of state prisoners are re-arrested within nine years of their release. According to the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), furthermore, the so-called “low-level drug offenders” that Kardashian and much of the weak-on-crime/jailbreak cartel so aggressively promote are, in fact, also huge recidivism risks for acts of violent crime:
Overall, 68 percent of released state prisoners were arrested within three years, 79 percent within six years and 83 percent within nine years. The 401,288 released state prisoners were arrested an estimated 2 million times during the nine years after their release, an average of five arrests per released prisoner. …
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