The Gateway Pundit reported earlier that 1500 J6 hostages have been granted a “full, complete and unconditional pardon” this evening. The release of the political prisoners has already begun, including Enrique Tarrio, who was sentenced to over 20 years and but was never in Washington DC on January 6th.
My son has is being released!!!!
Omg! Lord thank you!!!
TARRIO IS FREE!!!
— Zuny Tarrio (@ZunyTarrio) January 20, 2025
Other J6er families have begun to share their joy with fellow patriots via X as they prepare to welcome home their persecuted loved ones.
Waiting for J6er Richard Harris with his wife and kids. We are at SeaTac Detention Center.
We just went and checked in with the front desk to try and get him out or get information. We are still in waiting mode they know the boarding and release is happening but are waiting… pic.twitter.com/X4wJnITurY
— John M. Cameron (@johnrockshomes) January 21, 2025
BREAKING: J6er Joe Biggs is reportedly being processed for release pic.twitter.com/Xgwi0Zy5XF
— Publius (@OcrazioCornPop) January 21, 2025
Just heard that Tom Webster will be released by midnight.
@StarChamberMaid and I talked to his wife, Michelle, who told us their story. https://t.co/APUMrng4jt
— Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) January 21, 2025
However, not all of the J6ers will be given a “full, complete and unconditional.” Fourteen have had their sentences commuted, which means they will be released, however, they will not have all of their rights restored, such as, typically, the ability to own and possess firearms, voting rights, and holding public office.
The list of those who received commutations:
Here is the list of J6 commutations.
Everybody else is being granted a “full, complete and unconditional pardon.” pic.twitter.com/jdnWXwcr5U
— Jon Herold (@patel_patriot) January 21, 2025
The Gateway Pundit has covered most of those commuted, but they were all members of either the Oath Keepers or the Proud Boys. Stewart Rhodes is the Founder of the Oath Keepers and Ethan Nordean is a leader in the Proud Boys and Zachary Rehl is a leader of the Philadelphia chapter. The majority were convicted of “seditious conspiracy.”
Rhodes was not convicted of a violent crime, however, he was sentenced to 18 years in prison.
