Biden's Commutation Backfires: Career Criminal Freed Now Back in Custody on State Charges

Oscar Fowler, a career criminal whose federal sentence was commuted by President Biden, has been re-taken into custody on state charges in Florida after being released from prison just days earlier. The move reverses a decision made by the Biden administration to commute his sentence, and Fowler will now face new charges stemming from his past offenses. Authorities have yet to specify what those charges are or when he is expected to appear in court. This development highlights the complexities of federal-state interactions in criminal justice cases.