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J6 Marine’s Family Faces Bankruptcy, Homelessness: Continues to Pray for Pardon
Guest post by Patriot Legal Defense In a nation still wrestling with the scars of January 6 and a weaponized Justice Department, many released prisoners are piecing together lives shattered by years stolen under the weight of government overreach. But for a dozen men, like Marine veteran Zachary Rehl, freedom is a hollow victory. Unlike those granted full pardons, Rehl’s sentence was merely commuted, leaving him branded as a “terrorist” with fel…
Australian National Review - J6 Marine’s Family Faces Bankruptcy, Homelessness: Continues to Pray for Pardon
Guest post by Patriot Legal Defense In a nation still wrestling with the scars of January 6 and a weaponized Justice Department, many released prisoners are piecing together lives shattered by years stolen under the weight of government overreach. But for a dozen men, like Marine veteran Zachary Rehl, freedom is a hollow victory. Unlike those granted full pardons, Rehl’s sentence was merely commuted, leaving him branded as a “terrorist” with fel…
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