In a swift move by outgoing President Biden, pre-emptive pardons are executed for a number of family members and officials that some have argued aims at degrading the integrity of the American justice system.
As it states on the letter, family members James B. Biden, Sarah Jones Biden, Valerie Biden Owens, John T. Owens, and Francis W. Biden have all been provided a full and unconditional pardon that spans from the date of “January 1st, 2014 until the date of the pardon” for “any nonviolent offenses”.

This Executive Grant of Clemency executed on the final hours of President Biden’s reign as the leader of the free world comes about a month after Biden’s blanket pardon for his son Hunter Biden, which protects Hunter for illegal actions over the last decade.
Furthermore, the White House website has removed a briefing room statement release from President Joe Biden on clemency actions. Why this was the case, has not been fully determined by the People’s Olive Branch investigative team.
Reports have argued that the pardon’s arrival came sometime after a number of the then President’s family members testified before the then Oversight and Accountability Committee who presented investigations against both Hunter Biden and President Biden himself.
In addition to pardoning his closes family members, President Biden executed blanket pardons for Dr. Anthony Fauci, Retired General Mark Millie, and the members of the House Committee that executed investigations on the American people who exercised their right to protest on January 6, and who were targeted by the Committee and charged with laws not meant to be used in the manner in which they were exercised.
Biden stated, “The issuance of these pardons should not be mistaken as an acknowledgment that any individual engaged in any wrongdoing, nor should acceptance be misconstrued as an admission of guilt for any offense,”…“Our nation owes these public servants a debt of gratitude for their tireless commitment to our country.”
However, Republicans and others have argued that by providing blanket pardons before any charge of a crime could be brought forth only harms the American people and the trust the world puts on the American Justice system. That it degrades the integrity of the structure and minimizes the harm caused to those who were persecuted by a robust and politicized Department of Justice and House Committee members hell bent on political persecutions.
Now, the blanket pardons may set a standard that any future member of the House, the Senate, and their aides could take actions that are illegal or Unconstitutional against those in opposition to their political views and policy support, simply to get away with it by exercising these action on behalf of a President that will provide full clemency ahead of any legal actions taken by the Justice Department against those individuals.
An argument being made by those against President Biden’s pardon is that this can provide the Trump Administration, or his Justice Department leverage should an investigation proceed against individuals or committee members named in such pardons. The argument being made hinges on the 5th amendment. If there is no longer any reason to incriminate oneself by testifying in potential investigations exercised by President Trump’s Justice Department, then a 5th amendment may not be possible, thereby allowing easier access and transparency to the American people as to what transpired during the Biden Administration and the J6 Committee.
In an effort to Shine the Light on the inadequate outcomes of an unjust legal and enforcement system in the United States, some organizations have taken up the mantle to expose behavior that are inconsistent with Constitutional rights and that take aim at the American people who put their trust in the law, justice, and rights protected by the Constitution.