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Five Years On, Pro‑Trump Marchers Rally as Democrats Cite New Crimes by Pardoned Rioters

A Washington march led by Enrique Tarrio underscores a widening split after sweeping pardons.

Des partisans de Donald Trump rassemblés devant le Capitole de Washington, le 6 janvier 2021
Lors de la manifestations des cinq ans de l'assaut du capitole, le 6 janvier 2026 à Washignton
Des agents de la police du Capitole de Washington patrouillent devant le bâtiment, siège du Congrès américain, le 6 janvier 2026
Le président américain Donald Trump s'exprime devant des élus républicains au Kennedy Center de Washington, le 6 janvier 2026

Overview

  • Several dozen Trump supporters gathered in Washington, retraced the 2021 route from the White House to the Capitol, honored Ashli Babbitt as a “martyr,” and demanded prosecutions of Democratic leaders.
  • Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, pardoned after a 22‑year seditious conspiracy sentence, helped organize the event and said the group’s leadership is back at work.
  • A Democratic report says at least 33 people pardoned for January 6 have since been charged with new crimes, including sexual assault of a minor, rape, and kidnapping.
  • Trump pardoned about 1,250 January 6 defendants on Jan. 20, 2025, and he again downplayed his role in remarks to Republican lawmakers on the fifth anniversary.
  • The 2021 attack smashed windows, ransacked offices, interrupted certification of Joe Biden’s victory, and left 174 police officers injured.