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president Donald Trump’s The Justice Department is reviewing a list of people who have been pardoned by former President Joe Biden. This is amid new concerns about his automated signing to automatically sign documents and concerns about his state of mind in his final months.
Fox News said Tuesday that Justice Department’s Relentlessness Attorney Ed Martin is reviewing a list of Biden-era pardons granted by the president in the final weeks of his inauguration.
Reuters reported this week that he plans to consider the preemptive pardon that Biden gave to his son Hunter Biden, but this week the office will consider more than 35 death row inmates who have been turned into prisons during Biden’s final day, but it is unclear that individual pardons have been reviewed by Martin’s office this week.
DOJ officials did not respond to Fox News’ requests for the accurate nature of comments and reviews regarding emails.
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Former President Joe Biden has acknowledged generosity and allowed more than 1,500 individuals by using his final weeks as commander to describe the then White House as the biggest day-long act by the US president.
However, critics took umbrella on a long list of names, noting that it included those who were found guilty Deceiving US taxpayers Tens of millions of dollars. Many have sought to use preemptive pardons on their families and others in Biden’s inner circle.
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