This impact that the war on drugs has had on levels of incarceration in our nation's prisons, both at the State and Federal level, this has been a particularly harsh impact on minority communities, many of which have seen large segments of their population jailed for drug offenses.
Mike Honda: “This impact that the war on drugs has had on levels of incarceration in our nation's prisons, both at the State and…”
On the recordFebruary 23, 2016
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Honda highlights the negative effects of the war on drugs on minority communities.
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