Our Vision

Every year, more than 600,000 individuals are released from prisons across the United States.  Within five years of release, 50% are arrested, convicted, and incarcerated. The cost is $300,000 per person or $90.0 billion annually and 300,000 to 900,000 victims. 

Annual Objectives Per State.

- $ 600.0 million per state, five year pilot.

- Reduce recidivism from 50% to 5%.

- Annual Funding. 

  - Fund 15,000 job trainings via 10 platforms.

  - Fund 10,000 GED high school graduations. 

  - Fund 50,000 employer job incentives. 

  - Fund existing P.I. trade school programs.

  - Fund existing or new prison farms, cattle ranches

  - Fund new transitional housing. 

Objective: Amend two existing Federal laws and fund the proposed initiatives to reduce recidivism, State by State.

1. Amend Public Law 117-169 (Tax Credit Funding - HS Project).

   - Existing Law: Inflation Reduction Act. 

   - Target audience: High school student dropout.

   - Fund 10,000 students per year.

   - Annual cost: $ 100.0 million (10,000@$10,000 each).

   - Avoided cost: $ 3.0 billion (10,000@$300,000 each). 

2. Amend Public Law 117-169 (Tax Credit Funding - Job Training).

    - Existing Law: Inflation Reduction Act. 

    - Fund 15,000 inmate jobs annually via 10 training platforms.

    - Annual cost: $ 750.0 million (15,000@$50,000 each).

    - Avoided cost: $ 4.5 billion (15,000@$300,000 each). 

3. Amend WOTC section 51 (Employer Incentive).

    - Law change: Increase $ 2,000 to $25,000 per person.

    - Per State: Incentivize 50,000 employers to hire felons.  

    - Employer Tax incentive: $ 25,000 per employee. 

    - Annual IRS cost: $ 1.2 billion (50,000@$25,000 each).

    - Avoided cost: $ 15.0 billion (50,000@$300,000 each).