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Story summary
- A former prisoner criticizes the lack of government support for people released from custody, arguing it hampers reintegration.
- After spending five and a half years in prison, the individual struggled to find employment despite two degrees.
- They note that post-release assistance is minimal, with probation offering little more than monitoring.
- The absence of housing and job placement support contributes to recidivism.
- The writer calls for practical solutions to aid reintegration.
