Summary
- President Donald Trump said he is considering mass pardons for aides before leaving office.
- He signaled he may exercise his clemency powers before the end of his term, raising the prospect of political controversy and putting any related measures in focus.
- Political circles are watching whether the remarks will lead to actual pardons and how broad the scope could be.
Forecast Trend Report by Period
President Donald Trump said he is considering mass pardons for aides before leaving office, signaling he may use his clemency powers as his term nears its end.
Foreign media reported on Aug. 10 that Trump said he could issue sweeping pardons for staff members before departing office.
He did not disclose specific targets or the scope of any pardons. Still, the move could focus on close associates.
A U.S. president’s pardon power is broadly recognized. End-of-term pardons have sparked political controversy in the past.
Political circles are watching whether Trump’s remarks will lead to actual pardons and how broad any action might be. Any related steps ahead are being closely watched.
JH Kim
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