Ex-Proud Boys Leader: Jan. 6 Rioters Will Use Govt. Payouts for ‘Campaigns’ and ‘Organizations’
Enrique Tarrio, the former leader of the Proud Boys, has commented on the potential use of government payouts by Jan. 6 rioters. He suggests that many of these individuals may utilize the funds for political campaigns and organizational efforts. The criteria for receiving money from the $1.8 billion fund established by Donald Trump remains unclear, but applications are being encouraged.
- ▪Enrique Tarrio believes that Jan. 6 participants pardoned by Trump could benefit from the compensation fund.
- ▪The fund is intended for those who feel victimized, including individuals convicted of violent offenses.
- ▪Tarrio suggests that some recipients may use the money for political campaigns or to start organizations.
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