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People with drug felonies on their record are excluded from receiving benefits in Missouri from food aid after they are released from prison.

People with drug felonies on their criminal record are uniquely excluded from receiving benefits in Missouri from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps, after they are

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A bill that passed the Assembly would create a 'community campus' on prison grounds where incarcerated people cook their own food and secure jobs before their release.

A bill that passed the Assembly would create a “community campus” on prison grounds where inmates cook their own food and secure jobs before their release.

A bill that passed the Assembly would create a “community campus” on prison grounds where inmates cook their own food and secure jobs before their release.

A bill that passed the Assembly would create a “community campus” on prison grounds where inmates cook their own food and secure jobs before their release.

A bill that passed the Assembly would create a “community campus” on prison grounds where inmates cook their own food and secure jobs before their release. Story from @CalMatters.

Two-thirds of people incarcerated in the state will return to prison within three years, either through new offenses or parole violations, according to California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation data.

Two-thirds of people incarcerated in the state will return to prison within three years, either through new offenses or parole violations, according to California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation data.