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Please Help Us Stop Kids From Being Sent To The World’s Deadliest Adult Prison

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Harriet Goldberg
3 years ago

Please return Louisiana to a state of youth justice.

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Dan Sugars
3 years ago

Please do not send children to Angola prison.

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Don stenavage
3 years ago

Rally Gov,?

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Tania Malven
3 years ago

WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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MATTIE
3 years ago

Children make mistakes at a young age. Putting them with adult prisoners will have a lie long affected on how they see life . some of these juveniles really do need a good mental evaluations they don t need jail at all why not put some money in seeing why they are doing the things they are doing jail is not always the answer.

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Evan Jane Kriss
3 years ago

Angola is a terrible place, hard enough for grown men to survive there, and Louisiana thinks children belong there? NO, ABSOLUTELY NOT.

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Susan Torres
3 years ago

Please do not authorize this move. There is always a better choice when you are dealing with young adults. Do not destroy their future.

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Jennifer Grogan
3 years ago

It is antithetical to humanity to put children in this prison. It is an abhorrent thought and deeply distressing that people would be contemplating the same. Just don't.

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Paula Gottlieb
3 years ago

Kids are not adults

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MaryLex Smith
3 years ago

Putting children in Angola is like sending them to Hell. How could ever rehabilitate them? How foolish!

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Eileen Prefontaine
3 years ago

Kids do not belong in Angola! How could you even consider doing this?

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Maris Arnold
3 years ago

What horrific cruelty.

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ME Lawrence
3 years ago

Children in Angola?! Gov. Edwards, I thought we were the United States of America, but this is a barbaric suggestion. M.E. Lawrence & extended family in California, Connecticut, Georgia, Tennessee and Utah

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Aleana waite
3 years ago

A terrible plan. No kids to Angola!

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Hilary Young
3 years ago

OUTRAGEOUS !!!

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Charles Jones
3 years ago

Governor Edwards, Show these kids some light; don't throw them into darkness. God always gives us another chance. Can't you?

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Ann McCabe
3 years ago

This is disgraceful

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Ralph Ridlinghafer
3 years ago

It is incredulous that you would even consider sending children to Angola!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

He needs to be stopped.

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Steve Rother
3 years ago

Bad move. This is setting a dangerous precedent for other states.