Proud boys

Five members of the proud children forgiven by President Donald Trump for orchestrating the insurrection of the Capitol have changed and sued the federal government, forcing Trump’s administration to an uncomfortable position.

The demand of the members of the neo -fascist group, all of whom were convicted and received long prayers for the key roles they played in the disturbances on January 6, 2021, affirm that they were victims of “atrocious and systemic abuse of the legal system and the constitution of the United States to punish and political oppressions of President CORM”.

The complaint, which seeks $ 100 million in restitution, compares its punishment with “placing the heads of the enemies in a peak out of the city wall as a warning to anyone who thinks about challenging the status quo.”

His demand effectively leaves Trump’s administration with two politically little appetizing options: defending the prosecution of the Biden administration after Trump forgave them and almost all other criminals on January 6, or forces US taxpayers to disburse for an agreement with them.

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The plaintiffs include the proud leader of children Henry “Enrique” Tarrio, who was convicted of consigning the attack on the Capitol and sentenced to 22 years in prison, the longest sentence delivered to anyone who is judged on January 6.

At a press conference on Friday, Tarrio described the lawsuit as an opportunity for Trump’s attorney general, Pam Bondi, to rectify the errors of the Biden administration.

“Today, we ask him to honor his commitment to the American people, who corrected the mistakes of his predecessor and responsible for those who violated our rights,” he said. “We trust President Trump’s trial. He does not make mistakes.”

Three of the other men, Ethan Nordean, Joe Biggs and Zachary Rel, were declared guilty of leading the attack in the absence of Tarrio, who could not enter Washington, DC, due to a previous arrest. They were sentenced to 18, 17 and 15 years in prison, respectively.

The last child proud of the demand is Dominic Pezzola, who was captured in video using police equipment to break the glass at the entrance of the building. They gave him 10 years in prison.

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The White House did not immediately respond to requests for comments on demand, which refers to proud children as a “patriotic activist organization for young men.”

The complaint says that the men suffered a lot during their time in detention, where some of them endured “lone confinement in deplorable and unhealthy conditions” and were denied access to visits from their families and lawyers. Trump referred to them as “hostages” when he signed his executive order that forgave the disturbances to the participants in January.

The proud demand for children arrives on the same day as Shane Lamond, the former leader of the Intelligence Division of the DC Metropolitan Police Department, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for filtering information to Tarrio before the attack on January 6.