If there's two drug traffickers convicted of selling 20 kilograms of cocaine, one came from the streets of Baltimore with no father and the other came from a su

If there's two drug traffickers convicted of selling 20 kilograms of cocaine, one came from the streets of Baltimore with no father and the other came from a supportive family in Long Island, should the sentence be the same? How about when immigrants from the former Soviet Union scam Medicare for $5 million and then at sentencing talk about how hard their childhood in Armenia Russia etc was to get a lower sentence? That's probably not fair either. There's no easy answer.