Biden offers 'second chances' to 16 people jailed for non-violent drug sentences
USA Today - 2024-04-24T14:25:33.000Z

WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden has pardoned 11 people convicted of non-violent drug charges and commuted the sentences of five others.

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