In 1994, Bill Clinton signed a law that prohibits inmates in state and federal prisons from receiving Pell Grants. President Obama authorized an experimental program to allow certain colleges to apply on behalf of inmates for Pell Grants and attend college courses while incarcerated. The money goes directly to the college for the cost of tuition and fees. What are the pros associated with allowing inmates to be eligible to receive Pell Grants again? What are the cons associated with allowing inmates to be eligible to receive Pell Grants again? Do you think the Trump administration should offer continued support for this experimental program.  Explain using research and data.

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