Former President Donald Trump has granted full pardons to six individuals prosecuted in connection with what he described as a "right-to-repair crackdown." Trump characterized the legal actions against these individuals as a "weaponization" of the justice system and stated, "I am setting them all free."
The individuals who received pardons have not yet been publicly identified. The pardons appear to target cases related to the "right-to-repair" movement, which advocates for consumers' ability to repair their own electronic devices and vehicles without manufacturer restrictions.
Trump has frequently criticized what he perceives as politically motivated prosecutions, particularly against his allies and supporters. This action aligns with his broader narrative of challenging established legal and governmental systems he views as unfairly targeting individuals.