Is Trump's criminal justice strategy 'corrective and redemptive?'

President Trump has actually described a brand-new bipartisan arrangement on criminal justice reform. The strategy ends the “3 strikes” policy mandating life in jail for third-time drug wrongdoers and includes rewards for low-risk prisoners. Mark Holden, basic counsel for Koch Industries, which promoted for the proposition, signs up with Judy Woodruff to describe why he believes the reform “makes neighborhoods more secure.”

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