Convicted criminals from January 6 received President Donald Trump’s pardon on January 20, 2025.
More than 1,500 participants of the insurrection faced criminal charges which were all pardoned by Trump during the President’s first day in office. Jenny Cudd, who was a participant in the Capitol Attack, was released after serving a sentence of two months on probation. She is working to “Help Rebuild Lives: Support the Re-entry of January 6th Prisoners.”
Cudd is now responsible for coming up with a “comprehensive” program, a project which intends to implement a place of sanctuary situated on Cudd’s property for the attackers “who deserve better.”
“I say everybody deserves a second chance,” Cudd told CNN. “Everybody deserves healing and restoration in their life,” she added.
Among the January 6 rioters who were convicted in the first place and later released by order of President Trump were previously reported by Sky News and US News & Business:
The list represents only a small fraction of the far-right Capitol attackers who are exclusively invited to the restoration retreat.
In an interview with Daily Mail, Cudd said, “We are interested in criminal reform because we have experienced it. It’s one of the blessings of January 6. I’m passionate about it now…I’ve been through the process.”
When asked about the program’s intended results, Cudd specified that the retreat’s purpose aims to foster healing, wellness, and wholeness in body, soul, and spirit.
Cudd hopes the rioters who join the retreat will heal after a three-month stay, or perhaps a longer one.
The members will have access to doctors and mental health counseling. Additionally, new employment will be offered to support them in their transition back to a life after incarceration.
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