In an unprecedented move, the outgoing President of the US, Joe Biden, issued pre-emptive pardons on January 20 for Dr Anthony Fauci, retired General Mark Milley, and members of the January 6 Capitol Riot Committee. The pardons aim to protect these individuals from "politically motivated prosecutions" after Biden leaves office later today. Fauci, who led the US COVID-19 response, and Milley, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, faced significant political scrutiny, particularly from the then-former President Donald Trump and his allies. Biden, in a press statement, expressed that the pardons were essential to shield these public servants from "unjustified" legal actions and acknowledged their distinguished service to the nation. US President-Elect Donald Trump Says ‘Very Soon We Will Begin the Largest Deportation Exercise in American History’ Hours Before Inauguration at MAGA Rally.

Joe Biden Pardons Dr Fauci, Milley, and Capitol Riots Committee

Joe Biden Issues Pre-Emptive Pardons

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