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Reporter @propublica. Fellow @newamerica. Priors: @marshallproj @latimes @HoustonChron. Author: Corrections in Ink. Journalist, felon. (I promise I don't bite)
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Lawmaker Pushes for Ban on Special Treatment for Convicted Drug Traffickers After ProPublica Report

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By Keri Blakinger Verified
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A federal lawmaker is pushing for a provision that would bar the Federal Bureau of Prisons from offering taxpayer-funded VIP perks to pardoned drug lords and child traffickers. Rep.
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Lawmaker Pushes for Ban on Special Treatment for Convicted Drug Traffickers After ProPublica Report

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By Keri Blakinger Verified
| ProPublica
A federal lawmaker is pushing for a provision that would bar the Federal Bureau of Prisons from offering taxpayer-funded VIP perks to pardoned drug lords and child traffickers. Rep.
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Democrats demand answers for federal prison staffing shortage after corrections officers flee for ICE jobs

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By Keri Blakinger Verified
| MSN Verified
Four House Democrats demanded the top Federal Bureau of Prisons official explain how he plans to address the agency's “persistent, unsafe conditions” and “pervasive shortage of critical staff,” driven in part by corrections officers fleeing the bureau for more lucrative jobs at Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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