Alice Marie Johnson appointed as 'pardon czar'

Alice Marie Johnson, pardoned during the first Trump administration, has been appointed as 'pardon czar' by President Trump. Former Obama advisor Van Jones praised this move, highlighting Johnson's experience as a formerly incarcerated person in the federal system.

Alice Marie Johnson's Appointment as 'Pardon Czar'

Alice Marie Johnson, whose sentence was commuted and later pardoned by President Trump, has been appointed as the 'pardon czar' to recommend individuals for presidential commutations. Johnson, a former inmate advocating for criminal justice reform, is committed to helping those transitioning from prison with support and resources.

Alice Marie Johnson appointed as 'pardon czar'

Alice Marie Johnson, pardoned by Trump, is appointed as 'pardon czar' to recommend best candidates for pardons, focusing on reintegration into communities and success post-pardon. She aims to provide support for mental health, family, and faith. Trump issued 144 pardons during his first term.