D.C. Gulag Holds J6 Prisoners Hostage Despite Trump’s 1500 Pardons
One of Donald Trump's first acts as president was to commute the sentences of or pardon nearly every single Jan. 6 prisoner, setting them all free. But multiple prisons and halfway houses have resisted complying, with the D.C. gulag holding multiple prisoners hostage and refusing to release them.
Trump's historic order commuted the sentences of about a dozen individuals and pardoned "all individuals convicted of offenses related to event that occurred at or near the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021." It ordered that those "currently held in prison are released immediately." But the thugs who have so abused and trampled the rights of the J6ers under the Biden-Harris administration for four years are defying the law one last time. J6ers and friends reported prisons and halfway houses across America slow-rolling prisoners' releases, and the infamous Washington, D.C., jail nicknamed the Gulag flat out refused to release multiple J6 hostages.