How Soros-Backed Prosecutors Are Making Cities More Dangerous

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George Soros, the Hungarian American billionaire investor, stands out as the big donor behind a super PAC that has helped elect district attorneys who have overseen a dramatic increase in crime. These self-styled progressive political activists he has backed have made โ€œsocial justiceโ€ initiatives more important than public safety.

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