The only Trump-era achievement Democrats are eager to replicate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : As Congress enters the second half of the year, proponents of criminal justice reform are confident that some type of legislation will get through, given the ideological range of groups pushing for change.
44% : Whether Republicans back criminal justice reform to the extent that they did in 2018 remains to be seen.
41% : "We're in a position right now where I think a lot of people are wondering what that second step on criminal justice reform looks like," said Jason Pye, director of rule of law Initiatives at the nonprofit Due Process Institute.
27% : But, more so than his committee's ranking Republican, the Illinois Democrat agreed Trump's absence is having some effect on the GOP outlook for criminal justice reform.

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