DEMS presses the resolution to condemn Trump for pardons J6

The Democrats of the House and the family of a Capitol police officer in the United States who died one day after coping with the riots during the January 6 insurrection. Donald Trump Wednesday about their actions related to riots from taking office.

American representatives Bonnie Watson Coleman, Dn.j., Bennie Thompson, D-Miss. And Jamie Raskin, D-MD., And Brian Sicknick’s family gathered in front of the United States Capitol to promote a resolution that condemned Trump about the sorry blanket for the accused on January 6 and the firing federal prosecutors. These cases.

“They forgive criminals to violently assault police and say goodbye to FBI officers and prosecutors to do their job,” Raskin said. “This is where we are in America today.”

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He added that Trump initially denounced the actions of the riots before the “process of trying to redefine the meaning of the events of January 6, to whiten the atrocities that took place that day, to cover up and surround them with doubts of Doubts took place to police officers to make people believe that it was not Donald Trump’s Mega Mob that attacked us. “

Last month, Trump granted mercy to defendants in the riot, even those accused of violently assaulting Police officers. In an interview with Fox News, he said that prison sentences for the defendants were excessive.

“These people have served horrically a long time,” he said.

Thompson said that prosecutors who worked in the January 6 cases were being fired by the Trump administration.

“People who did the hard work to keep track of these 1,500 people are told that you have not done your job,” he said. “Now, these people declared themselves guilty or were blamed, and many of them assaulted the people of the law, and for the moment they are rewarded and the people who are being patriotic are being punished.”

Ken Sicknick, brother of the Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick, said that Trump’s forgiveness reopened his brother’s death wounds.

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“On January 20, 2025, a convicted felon and an immediate politician twice forgive about approximately 1,600 criminals responsible for the Destruction of property And the destruction of the life of the application of the law and its families, like mine, “said Sicknick.” They were all sentenced through the due process. The investigations were exhaustive. The rule of law that the Potus and the Republican Chronicles will tell you that they are considering.

“He was destroyed by the same person who stated that he is a police friend more than any president who has ever been in charge.”

Brian Sickick, 42, suffered twice and died from natural causes the day after he faced the riots during the riot. A report from the medical examiner showed that Sicknick was sprayed with a chemical at 14:20 January 6 and collapsed at the Capitol at 10pm.

He died at 9.30 pm on January 7, according to the examiner’s office. Ken Sicknick said that most of the defendants released have not shown a remorse for their actions.

“We feel helpless in many cases,” he said. “What will we do? It’s a small blue -neck family that goes against the President of the United States.”

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Coleman said a purge of Department of Justice Veterans prosecutors only benefit criminal groups involved in drug trafficking and terrorism.

“If they were not suddenly the goals of a political taking over the application of federal law, they would be working to stop terrorist attacks, stop drug trafficking and drug dealers, prevent human traffickers and persecute the Crime throughout this country if they were no other way goals, “she said.

“Now these efforts will weaken.”