6,000 federal inmates released– states affected

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The US Sentencing Commission modified its guidelines affecting 46,000 federal inmates with drug distribution charges to be released (after judicial review) approximately two years early with 6,000 being released now throughout the country.
The breakdown of the 6,000 by state of release is below.
Approximately 25 percent of those released are not US citizens and will be deported.
Federal judges reviewed all applications for a sentence reduction and denied many due to public safety considerations.
The average sentence reduction was 18 percent.
Released Inmates by State
1 Texas 2105
2 Florida 863
3 Iowa 730
4 Virginia 692
5 Illinois 660
6 California 571
7 Missouri 481
8 North Carolina 470
9 Georgia 424
10 Ohio 394
11 Pennsylvania 342
12 Arkansas 338
13 New York 336
14 South Carolina 329
15 Kansas 307
16 Alabama 283
17 West Virginia 258
18 Mississippi 240
19 Tennessee 230
20 Puerto Rico 218
21 Wisconsin 199
22 Oklahoma 198
23 Maryland 196
24 Kentucky 181
25 Indiana 150
26 Montana 147
27 Hawaii 141
28 Washington 135
29 Nebraska 128
30 Idaho 114
31 New Jersey 107
32 Utah 104
33 Minnesota 100
34 Maine 96
35 Connecticut 95
36 Louisiana 94
37 South Dakota 73
38 Wyoming 73
39 Alaska 68
40 Colorado 66
41 Massachusetts 65
42 Oregon 65
43 Michigan 62
44 Nevada 58
45 District of Columbia 45
46 Rhode Island 36
47 North Dakota 32
48 New Hampshire 28
49 New Mexico 24
50 Vermont 24
51 Delaware 10
52 Arizona 1
53 Mariana Islands 1