NEW: Steve Bannon BLASTS ‘Queen of Mass Incarcerations’ Kamala for ‘illegally holding’ him in prison despite his eligibility for First Step act
Bannon concluded, “The Harris Bureau of Prisons is illegally holding me past my legal release date–trying to eliminate one of President Trump’s strongest advocates–these criminals reek of desperation.”
In a statement Friday, War Room host and former Trump White House Chief Advisor Steve Bannon said that the Biden-Harris administration is illegally continuing to hold him in prison, as he is eligible for the First Step Act.
“Kamala Harris is the ‘Queen of Mass Incarcerations,’ detested by black and Hispanic men who are refusing to turn out and vote for her,” Bannon said in a statement to the National Pulse. Bannon is currently serving his four-month sentence in a Connecticut federal prison handed down in response to his contempt of Congress conviction.
Harris “has done nothing to implement President Trump’s heroic First Step Act, in fact welcoming hundreds of thousands of hardenedillegalmigrant criminals while allowing US citizens eligible for early release to rot in prison. No massdeportations, but continual mass incarcerations,” he continued.
A motion to reimpose bail or a period of supervised release was filed on August 29. The government’s response has been pending for over 75 days.
“Harris will lose this election on her inability to get black and Hispanic men tovotefor her in Philadelphia, Detroit, Milwaukee, Atlanta, Phoenix, and Las Vegas,” Bannon continued. “The four years she did nothing for family reunification of American citizen prisoners while genuflecting to illegal alien criminals is coming back to bite her. Her Indian heritage surely taught her: Karma is a Bitch.”
Bannon concluded, “The Harris Bureau of Prisons is illegally holding me past my legal release date–trying to eliminate one of President Trump’s strongest advocates–these criminals reek of desperation.”
The First Step Act, passed in 2018, reduces sentences for non-violent offenders and places a focus on rehabilitation, with a key provision allowing for inmates to earn time credits through their participation in education and vocational programs. This time credits could lead to an early release into places such as home confinement or halfway houses.
Bannon qualified for the First Step Act in September but is currently scheduled to be released on October 29.