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发帖数: 6571 | 1 A 1990s mugging and the roots of Donald Trump’s hardline criminal justice
views
In 1991, Donald Trump’s mother was walking to a nearby bakery in Queens to
pick up a crumb cake when a teenager snatched her purse and threw her to the
ground.
Sixteen-year-old Paul LoCasto was later sentenced to three to nine years in
prison for the crime, which left Mary Trump, then 79, with permanent damage
to her sight and hearing and a brain hemorrhage.
Trump described the incident in his 2000 book, “The America We Deserve,”
the only time the presumptive Republican nominee has laid out his vision for
the nation’s criminal justice system in detail.
Trump wrote that many families would have gathered around and sought grief
counseling after such a tragedy. “But in my family we believe in going the
extra mile,” he wrote, adding that his brother contacted the judge in the
case and made sure to attend the trial to encourage the maximum punishment
possible. “The Trumps believe in getting even.”
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/1990s-mugging-roots-donald-trump-000 | g********2
发帖数: 6571 | 2 Donald Trump waves to staff members of the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort as
they cheer him on before the grand opening ceremonies in Atlantic City, N.J.
, in April 1990. Trump attended the gala with his mother, Mary; his father,
Fred; and his sister Maryanne Trump Barry. (AP Photo/Charles Rex | g********2
发帖数: 6571 | 3 Trump’s eye-for-an-eye criminal justice beliefs, forged in crime-filled New
York in the 1980s and ’90s, are now largely out of step with the
Republican Party. Thirty years after skyrocketing urban violence and drug
use sparked politicians to impose longer and longer sentences for drug
crimes, America now incarcerates a higher rate of its population than any
other country in the world, at a cost of tens of billions of dollars a year.
The GOP has led bipartisan efforts in more than a dozen states and in
Congress to roll back stiff mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent
crimes. At the convention in Cleveland, the party will vote on a policy
plank to reduce the U.S. prison population.
Advocates for criminal justice reform are trying to convince Trump to update
his views now that he’s the presumptive nominee. They’re hopeful that
Trump’s beliefs are more malleable than they may seem at first glance,
especially since many politicians, including Hillary Clinton, were staunchly
tough on crime in the ’90s until more recently embracing reform.
（出处同上） | g********2
发帖数: 6571 | 4 “The fact that he has this CEO mentality will actually work in our favor,”
said Holly Harris, executive director of the U.S. Justice Action Network
advocacy group. “Once he sees the abysmal recidivism rate and how much
money we’re spending on the criminal justice system, I think he’ll say to
the system, ‘You’re fired.’”
（出处同上） | g********2
发帖数: 6571 | 5 监狱里这么多犯人，其实跟非法移民有很大关系。数据已经表明，非法移民谋杀犯罪率
是美国人的十倍。 | r***i
发帖数: 9780 | 6 监狱里的人，大部分应该说是左逼送进去的
如果不是被左逼忽悠洗脑，很多人都应该是好好学习，好好找份工作的
可是左逼一直忽悠这些人被不公平对待，挑唆对抗，叛逆，同时掏钱给那些社会渣滓，
让他们衣食无忧，生的也越来越多，最后结果就是现状
【在 g********2 的大作中提到】
: 监狱里这么多犯人，其实跟非法移民有很大关系。数据已经表明，非法移民谋杀犯罪率
: 是美国人的十倍。
| g********2
发帖数: 6571 | 7 然后左逼再把犯罪分子从牢里放出来，为自己投票，祸害人民。 |
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