Trump Says He Could Pardon Ghislaine Maxwell But Hasn’t Thought About It
In a recent statement, President Donald Trump acknowledged his ability to pardon Ghislaine Maxwell, the associate of the late Jeffrey Epstein. Maxwell is currently facing charges related to her alleged involvement in Epstein's sex trafficking activities. While the president stated that he had not yet considered pardoning Maxwell, he suggested that such a move could be contingent on her cooperation with ongoing investigations. The statement has sparked controversy and debate around the potential use of presidential pardons in high-profile cases. Experts have raised concerns about the implications of such a decision, particularly in light of the sensitive nature of the allegations against Maxwell and Epstein. The president's remarks have further fueled discussions surrounding the limits and appropriate use of executive clemency powers.
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