House Democrats and the American Capitol Police Officer who died the day after faced a mess during January 6 Donald Trump Wednesday because of his actions associated with unrest since he assumed his duty.
American tail. The blanket pardoned for the accused on January 6th and firing federal prosecutors on these cases.
“They forgive the criminals for violently attacking police officers, and they release the FBI agents for the plaintiff for doing their jobs,” Raskin said. “We are here in America today.”
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Trump’s supporters are trying to break through the police barrier on January 6, 2021 at the Capitol in Washington. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)
He added that Trump initially denied the rebels’ procedures before “the process of attempting to redefine the meanings of events of January 6, to avoid the crimes that took place that day, to cover up and wrap the doubt of the violent attacks He took place on police officers to believe that Donald Trump’s mega mob. “
Last month Trump approved grace to those accused in mess, even those accused of violent attack cops. In an interview with Fox News, he said prison sentences for the accused are exaggerated.
“These people served a long time,” he said.
FBI Logotype and President Donald Trump (Emma Woodhead; Getty Images)
Thompson said that prosecutors who worked on the cases of 6 January desperately designed Trump’s administration.
“People who have gone hard to monitor these 1,500 people are now saying you didn’t do your job,” he said. “Now these people have declared themselves guilty or proclaimed guilty, and many of them attacked people for law enforcement and have been rewarded so far, and people who have been punished by patriots.”
Ken Sicksnick, brother of capitol police officer Brian Sicknick, said Trump’s pardon re -opened the wounds from the death of their brother.
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This was still recorded from a video of Julian Khater, 32, from State College, who accused prosecutors of attacking Capitol officer Brian Sicknick during the riot on January 6th in Washington. Khater was sentenced to more than six years in prison on Friday. (Reuters/Capitol Police/Ministry of Justice)
“On January 20, 2025, a convicted offense and a double influential politician pardoned approximately 1,600 criminals responsible for destruction of property And the destruction of the life of law enforcement and their families, like mine, “Sicknick said.” They were all convicted through the procedure. The investigations were thorough. The rule of law that Potus and Republican diving will tell you that they are committed to separated.
“He was separated by the same person who claimed that he was a friend of the police more than any president who was ever in power.”
Brian Sicknick, 42, suffered two strokes and died of natural causes the day after faced with a mess during the mess. A report of a medical examiner showed that Sicknick was scattered with a chemical matter at about 2:20 pm on January 6th and collapsed on the capitol around 10 pm that evening.
He died around 9:30 pm on January 7th, according to the examiner’s office. Ken Sicknick noted that most of the released defendants did not show remorse for their actions.
“In many cases, we feel powerless,” he said. “What are we going to do? It’s a small family of blue collar that goes against the president of the United States.”
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Coleman said cleaning Ministry of Justice Veterans’ prosecutors only use criminal groups dealing with drug trade and terrorism.
“If they had not been at once the goals of the political takeover of the federal implementation of the law, they would work to stop terrorist attacks, stopping drug trafficking and drug traders, interfering with people traders and processing crime in this country if they were not targeted otherwise,” she said.
“Now your efforts will be weakened.”
