In his inaugural address, President Donald Trump painted a dark picture of America, a nation where crime and gangs and drugs are causing American carnage in its cities. The address echoed Trumps campaign, in which he sold increases in homicides in a handful of cities as a nationwide crime wave and presented more law enforcement, more community engagement and more effective policing as the solution to a nonexistent problem.

A report released Thursday by the Brennan Center for Justice lists a few ways in which Trumps vision of America, along with policies put forth by his administration , could lead to widespread rollbacks in criminal justice reform.

Trumps dark portrait of America, however, comes at a time when the national crime rate is near historic lows 42 percent below what it was in 1997, the report reads. As his first 100 days near an end, what has the president done to address crime and criminal justice? And what can the country expect in the weeks and months ahead?

Here are a few ways, as outlined in the Brennan Center report.