A safeguard against injustice versus abusing presidential favors
The issue of reforming presidential pardon power has been percolating for decades, but it came to a head at the end of Donald Trump’s presidency. In his final days in office, Trump granted pardons to nearly 150 individuals, many of whom had close ties to the former president. …
Ronald Newman, National Political Director & Naureen Shah, Senior Policy and Advocacy Counsel
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