Why would we spend federal supervision resources on a grandmother who posed no risk to public safety?
Here’s the problem: When federal supervision officers spend time and energy on a case like Ms. Alice’s, they can’t focus on others who actually need more support.
After being granted clemency from the President,
@alicemariefree returned home on federal supervision. While relieved to finally be home, she still faced more than a dozen daily restrictions and had to ask permission to do basic things like travel out of state, change jobs, and even move homes.
Alice Marie Johnson has gone on to serve successfully as the first-ever Pardon Czar, using her experience to help others secure second chances. She knows firsthand just how many people are trapped in federal supervision who shouldn't be and why this legislation is critical to helping them regain their freedom and rebuild their lives.
The Safer Supervision Act gets federal supervision back on track.
✅ Fewer low-risk people trapped in the system
✅ More time for supervision officers to focus on real public safety
Congress is deciding now. Sign the petition and push this bill forward.
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