(CNN) – It is to be hoped that President Joe Biden will carry out a series of decrees and executive actions that will change the policy of “equality” on March, focusing on police reform, penitentiary reform and public life, following a breach of a document of Calendar sent to the ally of the administration and viewed by CNN.
The President will issue a decree creating a police commission, as well as promising that creation will be carried out for the cargo.
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Another decree that Biden will restore a Obama-era policy that prohibits the transfer of military personnel to local police departments. The 2015 company decree imposes that federal agencies summon the local police to conduct military-grade team types, such as grenades and bayonets. This decree is being produced as a result of the criticism of a “militarized” police response to the civilian disturbances in Ferguson, Missouri, over the death of Michael Brown, a black disarmed adolescent who was shot by a police officer. Trump lifted the equipment ban in 2017.
The President will also seek to improve the conditions for carers and eliminate the use of private carts. Biden is campaigning to eliminate the use of private prisons by the federal government.
Biden will also issue a decree rejecting the discrimination against the Asian City Council of the Pacific and the Pacific Islands, which, according to the document, surge “particularly in the light of the rhetoric surrounding the covid-19 pandemic”. Issue a memorandum directing the Department of Living and Urban Development to help people promote equitable living policies.
The history of Biden’s votes at the Congress on criminal justice issues and carcelary reform has put a gloomy shadow over his presidential campaign. And the actions of March, during a week of his presidency, appear to have an apparent intention to correct what he has admitted as one of his deficiencies.
“I know he’s been in this situation for a long time. Only voting rights are not treated. Va al criminal justice system », dijo Biden en el Día de Martin Luther King Jr. in 2019. «No siempre lo he hecho. If he always has good things, he always intends to do so ».
Biden helped edit the 1994 law against the crime, which established federal federal courts of sentencing and, according to the critics, led a massive era of incarceration.
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In a speech in the Senate of 1993 in favor of the crime project against him, Biden advised on “dividers in our calls”.
“We’re depressing in our calls that society has created, in part due to its negligence,” said Biden. “He passed the raya,” Biden continued. “And it’s a sad comment about society. Geen tenemos más remedio que sacarlos de la sociedad ».
Biden’s vice president, who was running for president in 2020’s presidential career, said in 2019 that he’s project provoked a massive incarceration.
The senator from California, Kamala Harris, said she did not agree with Biden, who said at the time that the project was against the crime of “no massive incarceration”.
“This is a project about them about deletes, this is a project about them about crimes in 1994, contributing to the massive incarceration in our country.” Alentó y fue la primera vez que teníamos une federal de tres stakings. Financing the construction of more buildings in the states. As long as it is in disarray, lamentably, “said Harris.
Biden also expressed his inequitable support, both in 1994 as in the following years, to the millions of miles at the bottom of the island to build state prisons, including in his native Delaware state. In 1994, it was argued that the law should include less money for the construction of prisons than the Republicans would like to host, but it is clear that he also wanted to host miles of millions.
También was also a defender during the time of a Medicaid of the Declaration of Police Agents while being dismissed as a senator, as the critics said he had neglected the investigation of the police for poor conduct.