Officials Stop Release of Jan 6 Inmates Following Trump Pardon
Washington D.C. police pushed back the supporters of January 6 detainees after it became clear that not all prisoners would be immediately released following President Donald Trump's pardon. Newsweek sought email comment from the Washington, D.C. prison service on Monday.
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Jacob Chansely told Newsweek that apart from buying guns with his regained right to bear arms, he also plans to "Smoke some ...
Former FBI Deputy Director and CNN law enforcement analyst Andrew McCabe reacts to Trump’s pardons for January 6th rioters.
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