Biden is facing growing pressure to commute the sentences of the more than three dozen inmates sitting on federal death row before Trump enters the White House.

Biden didn’t end the federal death penalty. Advocates hope he’ll still commute the sentences of those on federal death row, before Trump takes over

Meta’s former Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg and Sir Richard Branson signed a letter to Biden along with other prominent business leaders asking the president to “fulfill your campaign promise of working to end the death penalty by using your clemency power to commute all federal death sentences to a term of life imprisonment.”

President Joe Biden is facing growing calls to commute the death sentences of the more than three dozen people on death row before leaving the White House.

Dem. Reps. Ayana Pressley and Cori Bush called for Biden to commute the death sentences of those on federal death row in a press conference Tuesday.

Denver District Attorney Beth McCann added her signature to a letter calling on President Joe Biden to commute the sentence of every inmate on federal death row before he exits the Oval Office.