Barack Obama will soon sign an executive order designed to help criminals find jobs. The proposal, expected to be signed by the president, will make it so that federal agencies can no longer ask about a person’s criminal history on job applications.
The order is designed in a way that would allow criminals to get farther into the employment process before their previous convictions can be discovered by the employer. Presumably, this would increase their ability to find employment over other, non-convicted applicants.
Obama’s plan also allocates millions of dollars into programs designed specifically for the advancement of convicted criminals.
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let the criminals run the companies and the country. Gotham ?
There is no valid reasons for all our jobs to go overseas. Keep our jobs here and there will be enough jobs for everyone, even criminals if they want one.
And you said he never did anything to reduce unemployment. Just look at who he’s helping!!!
So, what was their excuse for being in prison the first time?
break his fingers
The next president has three options. And yes repealed is one of my them. He can continue the EO. Also he can just do nothing and let it time out at the requested time Obama had to put on it..
So this is a bit more accurate than what you put out there
What an idiot!
Lock Him Up.
Maybe they were born in a poor city with a terrible education system and realized they could make 300$ a day selling weed or 50$ working at mc donalds so they wound up in jail (which shouldn’t happen anyway). Now they can’t get a job again so what are they supposed to do when they get out? Prison is supposed to REFORM people not turn them into bigger criminals and repeat offenders. Not everyone behind bars in this country is a violent person or even a dumb person. They are victims of a stupid system that locks people up for victimless crimes. Which is why we (the land of the free) have the largest prison population in the world.