Trump Confirms He’s Appointing Former Drug Prisoner He Freed As New ‘Pardon Czar’

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Trump Confirms He’s Appointing Former Drug Prisoner He Freed As New ‘Pardon Czar’

President Donald Trump on Thursday confirmed that he’s appointing a person whose sentence for a drug-related conviction he commuted to a new role as the nation’s “pardon czar” responsible for facilitating future clemency actions. Trump said during a press event marking Black History Month that he is creating a role for Alice Marie Johnson to serve as a designated pardon official at the White House. While the specific responsibilities of a pardon…

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Donald Trump has announced this Wednesday that he will copy the anti-drug campaign that Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has promoted. “We’re going to spend billions of dollars on explaining how bad drugs are. They fry your brain, tear your skin and teeth apart. That’s how children will understand that they don’t have to take them,” the US President said during an act broadcast by the official Congressional channel.

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Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he was going to launch anti-drug advertising campaigns in the United States after learning, in a conversation with the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, about their effectiveness in that country.

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During a forum in Miami, President Trump thanked Sheinbaum for giving him the idea of launching a campaign against illegal drug use in the U.S.

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President Claudia Sheinbaum said that Donald Trump recognized the Mexican strategy “of what we call attention to the causes” and that the United States should address the issue of illegal drug use there, after the president said she is a wonderful woman and thanked her for the idea that she gave her of having a program to prevent fentanyl use. The president commented that in the second call with Trump, he asked him if there was a problem with fe…

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President Donald Trump, president of the United States, acknowledged the Mexican government’s campaign against fentanyl and the damage it causes to health; “they are really strong,” said President Donald Trump recognized the Mexican government’s campaign against fentanyl and the damage it causes to people’s health. During a forum held in Miami, the president referred to the conversation he had with President Claudia Sheinbaum, in which he told h…