Numbers highlight racial disparities among Prison Inmates reentering society.
When these prison inmates walk out of prison, a lot is going on for prison inmates
About 1,000 prison inmates who are released from prison end up on the street and become homeless.
The Department of Corrections homelessness report has taken to look at where prison inmates live once they leave prison custody.
When prison inmates come out, they know that they can’t go back to their life before. Housing becomes one of the problems for prison inmates, and a job pays a wage that can support past prison inmates.
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The report says that 875 of the 4,586 prison inmates released in 2022 were homeless
The past prison inmates are just a victim of the desserts of the criminal justice system of Minnesota.
The lawmakers took steps this year by funding $4.3 million toward housing stability for past prison inmates. The funding will pay for staff, rent assistance, and other ways to help find a way to a new home when prison inmates leave state custody.
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