But instead, Trump is reported to be considering reinstating some version of the family-separation policy that he had to reverse last year, and now, we learn, has been dreaming up more barbaric schemes.
Within two months of landing, Kock fled the island under threat of open revolt against his brutal labor system, though he also attempted to reinstate his version of "order" with local Haitian officials recruited from the mainland, with varying degrees of success.
Mnuchin also seemed to back away from past comments from Trump and some in the Republican Party who have called for breaking up the country's largest banks by reinstating a version of the Glass-Steagall Act, which separated commercial banks from investment banks.
And he described as "agonizing" the decision of whether to reinstate a version of the state flag that included the Confederate stars and bars.
Reid said he would not vote for Boggs, citing his votes to reinstate a version of the Georgia state flag that included the Confederate battle emblem.
Weill would like to reinstate a version of the 1933 Glass-Steagall Act, which prohibited deposit-taking banks from also operating as investment banks.
Boggs, a conservative Democrat, voted while in the state Legislature to reinstate a version of the Confederate flag as the state flag, opposed same-sex marriage and took positions on abortion that critics say would have limited women's rights.
Clinton believes since it's repeal in 1999 didn't cause the 2008 collapse, then reinstating a version of Glass-Stegall during the next presidency won't help in preventing future Wall Street crashes.
In fact, sources familiar with the shake-up told NBC News that Nielsen's departure likely had to do with her resisting Trump's desire to reinstate a version of the mass child separation policy, which first went into full effect last spring but was called off in June.
It would be better still if Congress reinstated a revised version of Section 4. In the meantime, the hope is to limit the damage of the high court's folly — and perhaps give other states pause before they rush into new discriminatory schemes.
After overturning death penalty laws in 1972, the court began to reinstate revised versions in 1976.
