- Several individuals accused of involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot have requested court approval to attend Trump's inauguration on January 20.
- Trump has indicated he might pardon January 6 rioters and has referred to them as "hostages," fostering support within his base.
- William Alexander Pope, among others, has filed motions seeking permission to travel, altering previous restrictions set by the court.
- As of now, Eric Peterson is the only defendant granted permission, which was issued on a restricted basis.
- Legal experts note that the presence of these individuals at the inauguration could further solidify Trump’s ties with his supporters.
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