In a significant move, former President Trump has signed executive orders aimed at eliminating cashless bail policies in Washington, D.C., and potentially across the country. The push against cashless bail has stirred debate, with supporters arguing it could enhance public safety, while critics warn it reinforces a two-tiered justice system favoring the wealthy. As discussions on bail reform resurface, experts are questioning the legality and implications of Trump’s orders, as various states prepare for possible challenges. Local leaders and criminal justice advocates have voiced their concerns over the potential impacts on pretrial justice reforms, with some jurisdictions asserting they will remain unaffected by the president’s initiatives. The situation continues to develop, highlighting the contentious landscape of criminal justice policy in America.