One of Donald Trump’s chief campaign promises was to keep Americans safe by restoring “law and order” to their streets. His nomination of Jeff Sessions as attorney general signaled that he intended to follow through on that promise.
This week Sessions issued a new directive for the country’s 94 US attorneys to charge criminal suspects with the most serious offense provable against them, including those that would qualify under mandatory minimum sentencing laws.
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