Obama Admin Now Refers to Criminals as "Justice-Involved Individuals"

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
May. 16, 2016

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Under the Obama administration, convicted criminals are now being referred to as "justice-involved individuals."

Of course, these "justice-involved individuals" can only be helped through more taxpayer money.

From the NY Post:

In another of those smiley-faced, but deeply sinister, "Dear Colleague" letters sent to universities and college this week, Obama's Education Secretary John King discouraged colleges from asking applicants whether they were convicted criminals.

An accompanying pamphlet was called "Beyond the Box: Increasing Access to Higher Education for Justice-Involved Individuals."

Here's one thing we can be certain of, the term "white-collar criminals" is not going anywhere.

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