Summary
George Santos, a former U.S. Representative from New York, has been released from prison after President Trump commuted his sentence. Santos now plans to focus on prison reform, aiming to make prisons more humane. He described the prison system as broken and shared his experiences while incarcerated.
Key Facts
- George Santos was released from prison after President Trump commuted his seven-year sentence for wire fraud and identity theft.
- Santos wants to dedicate his efforts to prison reform and shared his plans in an interview.
- He served 84 days in prison and wrote about his experiences and the conditions there.
- Santos described the prison conditions as poor, with issues like mold, broken air conditioning, and inadequate facilities.
- Santos was removed from Congress in 2023 after an ethics investigation.
- He does not plan to run for political office again for at least ten years.
- Santos claims to have spoken to President Trump about his plans for prison reform.
- The Bureau of Prisons did not comment due to a government shutdown.
