US EditionFirst two Jan. 6 prisoners released after Trump’s Day 1 pardon
- Two brothers, Andrew and Matthew Valentin, were the first prisoners released after receiving pardons from President Donald Trump for their involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack.
- The pardons were part of a sweeping executive order that included approximately 1,500 individuals convicted of offenses related to the Capitol riot.
- Capitol Police and several House Democrats condemned the pardons, arguing they undermine the rule of law and could have serious implications for national security.
- Supporters outside the jail celebrated the release, viewing it as a significant victory for justice and reform in the system.
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Exclusive: Jan. 6 defendant Colt McAbee on presidential pardon: 'Best day of my life other than my wedding'
When Ronald Colton McAbee walked out the front door of a federal prison in Rochester, Minn., on Monday night, he saw two silhouetted figures walking toward him.It was dark. The Minnesota winter had an icy grip on the prison grounds.“Is that them?” asked Chad Orum, executive assistant of the prison. ...
The D.C. Jan. 6 Hostages Are FINALLY Being Freed
The corrupt and infamous Washington, D.C. jail known as the “Gulag” is finally releasing at least some of the 20+ Jan. 6 hostages who received pardons or commutations from President Donald Trump yesterday but whose release was stalled by vindictive Democrat authorities. For some of these people, this is the first time in years they can... The post The D.C. Jan. 6 Hostages Are FINALLY Being Freed appeared first on Daily Truth Report • DailyTruthR…
The two leaders of an unprecedented January 2021 foray into Congress were released from prison today, after being pardoned by President Doland Trump shortly after he was sworn in on Monday.
Tennessee J6er Ronald Colton McAbee Released After Pardon Wife Says Represents 'Truth Prevailing in the Face of Adversity' - Tennessee Star
Tennessee January 6 defendant Ronald Colton McAbee was confirmed to be released from prison on Tuesday after he received a full and unconditional pardon by President Donald Trump, who completed his campaign promise to pardon or free all those charged with crimes following the civil unrest on January 6, 2021 on his first day back in the White House.
NEW: First J6 Prisoners Are Released As Trump Rapidly Delivers On Top Campaign Promise
On Monday, President Donald Trump fulfilled a major campaign promise by issuing a comprehensive clemency proclamation. The decisive order granted pardons to approximately 1,500 individuals involved in the January 6, 2021, Capitol breach. The sweeping clemency included full, unconditional pardons for the majority of those convicted, correcting what many of his supporters saw as a grave miscarriage of justice. The pardons led to the dismissal of o…
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