Trump Declares Biden's Preventive Pardons Invalid, Citing Procedural Concerns
Donald Trump claims Joe Biden's pardons for officials, including Milley and Fauci, are void, raising questions about their legality and political implications.
- Joe Biden issued preventive pardons on January 20, 2025, to shield individuals from politically motivated prosecutions before leaving office.
- Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that these pardons are 'null, void, and without effect,' citing alleged procedural irregularities.
- The pardons covered figures such as General Mark Milley, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and members of the January 6 Commission, a focal point of partisan tensions.
- Trump accused January 6 Commission members of orchestrating their own pardons without Biden's knowledge, though no evidence has been provided.
- Legal experts note the implications of Trump's claims remain unclear, with no immediate resolution or action reported.
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