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Approximately 1,000 inmates are currently helping battle the blazes torching California, for modest per diem compensation and time off their sentences. One inmate firefighter shared his experience with ABC News.
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Is the editorial board at ABC News clutching their pearls and running for the fainting couch?

Kudos to the many inmate firefighters working with local firefighters to battle the blazes in California. Maybe this workforce can also help rebuild the impacted communities that need dire assistance from all Americans—paying it forward for those in need.

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Did all the arsonists volunteer first!

It’s remarkable to see how inmates are contributing to the fight against California’s devastating wildfires. While the work is incredibly challenging, the opportunity to earn compensation and reduce their sentences provides both a practical incentive and a chance for rehabilitation. The experience of an inmate firefighter shared with ABC News highlights the resilience and dedication of those involved in such a critical effort. Their role in helping contain these fires, despite facing their own personal struggles, is an important part of the firefighting community’s efforts in California. If you’re interested, I’d be happy to help you explore more on this or guide you to further details!

thats a good thing

Good use of manpower

Poor poor criminals. Why not just let them all out to join the illegals. Can’t arrest an illegal in CA sanctuary state.

It's a win win, so long as it's a voluntary opt in

Perfect use of prisoners wanting to get back into society


