Newsom's 'digital equity' plan allows death-row inmates to watch porn and groom children online, report finds
An infamous serial murderer and rapist said that taxpayer-funded digital tablets allowed him to watch pornography and receive a topless photo from a 22-year-old German psychology student.
That's just one account in a City Journal investigation into a "digital equity" program pushed by Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom to ensure prisoners had access to the Bible. And also porn.
Amador told the Journal that he alternates between watching short clips of his 'family at the beach' and pornography delivered in 30-second clips.
Officials told the Journal that the tablets were "tightly controlled education tools" to provide inmates "access to the Bible, education, and re-entry resources that actually reduce crime."
The investigation found dozens of death-row inmates who said the tablets allowed them access to pornography as well as sexually explicit conversations.
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