It would not only be the right thing to do, but for the president and his party, it would be the smart thing to do.” — Jim ...

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Lets turn down the hysteria on immigration and put things in perspective. Beginning with what’s true and what’s false is a good place to start.

"I haven't heard of that." Ben Shapiro, founder of the Daily Wire, this week launched an online petition calling for Trump to pardon Chauvin, who in 2021 was sentenced for 22 and a half years in ...

Trump stated he was unaware of the calls for a pardon despite Shapiro's post being shared by Musk on X, formerly known as Twitter. Chauvin was sentenced to both federal and state prison time for ...

A reporter asked Trump in the Oval Office if he was considering it, noting, “your allies are calling on your to pardon Derek Chauvin.” “No, I haven’t even heard about it,” the president ...

“It would be incredibly controversial,” Shapiro said in a Tuesday segment about the pardon petition on his popular eponymous web podcast, “but I think that it’s absolutely necessary.

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Liz Oyer served as pardon attorney since 2022 ... veteran national security and criminal prosecutors to a newly created immigration office. The top career ethics official left the Justice ...

For the 2025 Jubilee, Francis also asked that countries consider "forms of amnesty and pardon" for prisoners and called for an end to the death penalty in the official papal bull for the Holy Year.