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    Trump Grants Clemency To 5, Most Incarcerated For Drug Offenses

    The White House described all of the individuals as having been model inmates during their incarcerations who had worked to better themselves and the people around them while still behind bars.
    by Alana Wise Oct 21, 2020 1 minute
    President Trump on Wednesday commuted the sentences of five individuals, four of whom had been sentenced on drug charges and a fifth who was serving time for food stamp fraud.

    President Trump on Wednesday granted clemency to five people, commuting their lengthy sentences as part of his administration's pitch for criminal justice reform.

    Four of the five people had been in prison because of

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