A brief history of DARE, the anti-drug program Jeff Sessions wants to revive

At the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) conference held this week, Secretary of Jeff Sessions praised the outcome of the famous anti-drug program so far and said he saved his life.

I believe that DARE has played an important role in our success by teaching children the risks of drug use. I firmly believe that you saved your life. Thank you very much. Whenever I ask a 30 year old adult about prevention, they always refer to the DARE program. Your efforts and the future will be saved

Although the conference may think that the plan saved his life, research based on decades of evidence, including some of his work currently being done by the Ministry of Justice.

He also talked about the recovery of D.A.R.E which is very enthusiastic about the criminal justice strategy of the 1980s and 1990s and is a child anti-narcotic program currently being criticized by experts. However, if the goal of the session is to fight crime, he is unlikely to succeed.

Since entering the US Senate 20 years ago, Jeff Session became one of the strongest diplomats in America 's history, one of anti - immigrants. Rather than joining people who crossed the aisles trying to renew the obsolete immigration system in the US, sessions have worked with anti-immigrant extremists to stop their efforts for decades. As domestic best lawyer, immigration court leader, and civil rights officer, Jeff Session will hurt immigrants and access various means to impair legitimate procedures. Given his remarks and records as a senator in the United States, and the relationship with anti-immigrant extremists, I have all the reasons he believes he will use all this.

Every year, tens of millions of dollars are wasted for projects like DARE (Anti-Drug Campaign for School Age Children). Subsequent studies have shown that participation in the DARE program does not lead to a long-term decrease in drug use. A lot of money is wasted by the wrong "bilingual" educational program which allows Hispanic children to isolate the classroom and prevent them from learning English year after year. The US prison industrial park still consumes more money, and now there are more drug offenders than violent criminals. Abandonment of DARE and the long-term Spanish course at school and discontinuation of new prison construction will release hundreds of millions of dollars to finance the Perry or Syracuse type risk population of each school district