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Outgoing US President Joe Biden’s Early Pardon Announcement,,

US President Joe Biden has granted early pardons to several people who are facing criminal charges. Among them are Dr. Anthony Fauci and Mark Miley, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs. In a statement, the White House said the officials who were pardoned were individuals who had testified before the House Select Committee. Members and staff are also covered under this amnesty. Officials of this committee investigated the riots in the US capital on January 6, 2021 and Trump’s role in the events of that day. Dr. during the covid epidemic. Fauci was active in the United States. Trump and his political allies frequently criticized him. Miley has become a staunch critic of Trump, referring to him as a ‘disgusting fascist’. He noted that Steve Bannon, a key Trump ally, had promised to “hold him accountable.” “These public servants have served our nation with honor and dignity,” the White House statement said. They should not be the target of unfair and politically motivated prosecutions”.

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