- Prisoners in Los Angeles are fighting fires for less than $2 an hour.
- The program is part of a statewide effort in California that employs inmates in firefighting roles.
- Participants gain valuable skills and experience that can be beneficial after their release.
- The initiative has sparked discussions regarding the ethics and fairness of compensating prisoners with minimal wages for hazardous work.
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