Trump Issues New Pardons for Two January 6 Rioters

NBC News•Sunday, November 16, 2025 at 1:29:23 PM

In a recent move, President Trump has issued pardons for two individuals associated with the January 6th Capitol riot, reflecting ongoing discussions about accountability and justice in the aftermath of the event. Dan Wilson's second pardon, related to gun charges not connected to the riot, and Suzanne Kaye's pardon after serving time for threatening FBI agents online, highlight the complexities surrounding the legal repercussions faced by those involved. This aligns with broader patterns observed in Trump's pardoning decisions, as seen in related articles that emphasize the implications of such actions on public perception and legal standards.

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