Trump defied the odds to win a criminal justice victory in his first term. Could he do it again?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : DEPRESSION COULD BE PREVENTED WITH SPECIFIC DAILY STEP COUNT, STUDY FINDSNow, as Trump returns to the White House, he has a historic opportunity to finish what he started.
60% : Trump recognized this challenge during his first term, implementing the Fair Chance Hiring Act, increasing federal bonding programs, and re-launching the Federal Interagency Crime Prevention and Improving Reentry Council.
58% : Two key reforms he could champion -- modernizing federal supervision and expanding second chances -- offer a chance to cement his legacy as the leader who transformed America's approach to justice.
52% : Later that year, surrounded by members of Congress, law enforcement leaders and advocates, Trump signed the First Step Act into law, delivering long-overdue reforms that both political parties had failed to achieve at the federal level for decades.
52% : Trump once defied the odds and expectations to deliver reforms that made us safer and stronger.
32% : But supervision reform is just one piece of the puzzle.
28% : As a lifelong Democrat and human rights attorney, I never imagined working with Trump on this cause.

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