The White House’s proposed $27.4 billion budget for the U.S. Department of Justice would boost spending on the administration’s criminal justice reform efforts, the agency said today.
President Barack Obama called for $173 million for initiatives that include more state and local prisoner reentry programs. If enacted, the department would get a $122 million increase over the 2014 fiscal year enacted level.
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