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Former NY Rep. George Santos Seeks Trump Pardon Hours Before Prison Term Begins

Former Congressman to Begin 87-Month Sentence for Wire Fraud and Identity Theft, Claims "Gatekeepers" Blocked His Appeal to President Former Republican Congressman George Santos, facing an 87-month prison sentence,

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George Santos reports to prison after pleading for pardon and suggesting he’ll die there

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Disgraced former US Rep. George Santos to begin serving his 7-year fraud sentence

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George Santos Reports To Federal Prison To Serve 7-Year Fraud Sentence

Disgraced former U.S. Rep. George Santos is expected to begin serving a seven-year prison sentence on Friday for the fraud charges that got him ousted from Congress.

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George Santos Heads to Prison With a Dramatic Sign-Off

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George Santos begins 7-year fraud sentence at federal prison in New Jersey

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‘They’re shutting me up’: George Santos has a few final thoughts before heading to prison

Former New York House Republican’s fabulist-but-make-it-fabulous vibe dissipates as he begins his seven-year sentence Friday.

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George Santos claims House Speaker blocked Trump pardon attempt before ...

Santos wrote back, saying House Speaker Mike Johnson encouraged President Donald Trump to forgo a pardon. Speaker Johnson Blocked it," Santos wrote. Several others called Santos a liar, saying ...

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George Santos Makes Eyebrow-Raising Claim About Trump Before ... - Yahoo

Santos then claimed that House Speaker Mike Johnson had somehow influenced President Donald Trump and nixed the pardon. Advertisement “ Speaker Johnson Blocked it,” Santos claimed, without ...

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Trump's Pardons Cost At Least $1.5 Billion In Restitution

Trump has pardoned or commuted the sentences of 16 people or companies with fines totalling at least $102,647,458—money that would have gone into federal government coffers.

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Inmates see an unlikely ally as they seek pardons: Trump | wqad.com

Since Trump retook office five months ago, his Justice Department has received more than 9,300 petitions seeking commutations of sentences or pardons.