With less than 20 days until President Trump takes the inaugural stage and rids us all of the evil Biden regime, as many as 250 politically persecuted hostages sit anxiously awaiting his Day 1 actions.

There are speculations about what President Trump will do for the January 6th defendants. He has said many times that pardons are in order. He started by saying that he would pardon only the non-violent prisoners. However, as the truth comes to light, it is clear that his knowledge of the events that took place that day, as well as what has happened to these Americans under the rule of the corrupt Biden Administration, has grown. President Trump, along with others like Kash Patel and Vivek Ramaswamy, have said ALL will be pardoned and released. However, no one will actually know until January 20th.

Nearly 1600 of our brothers and sisters have had their lives completely destroyed.

These American citizens, the January 6ers, have been subjected to many, if not all of the following: pre-dawn raids, public humiliation, loss of community standing, debanking, banning of social media, untrue political hit pieces published by media, loss of jobs, loss of family, marriages torn apart, "disowned" by family and friends, medical benefits revoked, military benefits revoked, homes lost due to arrests, all of their possessions gone after being arrested, medical treatment denied, physical abuses, mental and emotional abuse, solitary confinement, beatings, diesel therapy, no due process, lies, false narratives, and this doesn't even scratch the surface.

Condemned USA is helping to spearhead the efforts of many J6 advocates, families, and friends to get the over 250 January 6th Hostages home. We look to Day 1 with great hope that President Trump will indeed pardon and release these men and women suffering within the prison and jail walls, and we need to get them home or to a new home where they are safe and can start to rebuild their lives.

We can see by the Biden Regime's example, it is extremely hard to start over. This administration continues to give illegal immigrants places to live, travel, money in the form of food stamps, and/or cash and much much more. We have seen reports of some receiving in the tens of thousands a month. All for people who became criminals the second they crossed our border. We can also be sympathetic to most of them looking for a new beginning, but it doesn't make it any less wrong.