Avalanches, Immigration, and Presidential Pardons

This chapter explores the dangers of living in mountainous regions, particularly the threat of avalanches, before shifting to a historical overview of U.S. immigration laws after World War I. The discussion further delves into the complexities of presidential pardons, contrasting the approaches of various leaders and the implications for the justice system. Lastly, attention is drawn to the injustices of harsh drug laws, particularly regarding cannabis, advocating for social change and reevaluation of punitive policies.