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Trump didn’t mince words when signing the pardon. He declared Archer was the victim of a “crime” and had been “treated very unfairly.” Archer was previously sentenced to prison for his alleged role in a scheme to defraud a Native American tribe — but the timing and trajectory of that case raised more than a few eyebrows after Archer began cooperating with House investigators.
White House Staff Secretary Will Scharf explained it clearly before Trump put pen to paper.
“Devon Archer was a former business partner of the Biden family. He was prosecuted relating to a fraud investigation, but notably, the tone and tenor of that prosecution changed dramatically after he began to cooperate with congressional investigators and serve as a witness against Hunter Biden and the Biden family. We believe that was an injustice, and therefore we’re asking you to pardon him.”
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Trump added:
“And many people have asked me to do this. I think he was treated very unfairly. And I looked at the records, studied the records, and he was a victim of a crime, as far as I’m concerned. So we’re going to undo that.”
“Congratulations, Devon.”
This pardon isn’t just a legal gesture — it’s a political statement. Trump is signaling that those who stand up to the Biden machine won’t be left to rot in silence.
Speaking on Fox News with Jesse Watters, Archer opened up about the betrayal he felt from the Bidens.
Watters explained, “He never imagined having to ask President Trump for a pardon because President Biden and his son promised to ‘take care of him.’”
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But instead of protection, Archer said he became the scapegoat.
“They were lobbying to put me in as the target and remove Hunter,” Archer told Watters, according to the Daily Caller. “I think it’s chronic of what that legal apparatus was and I certainly was a victim.”
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For years, Archer and Hunter Biden globe-trotted across the world, cutting deals with foreign oligarchs and businessmen. They didn’t hide the fact they were cashing in on the Biden name. In fact, Archer revealed that on multiple occasions, Hunter would call his father — then the Vice President of the United States — during business meetings, showcasing their access to the highest levels of government.
This kind of behavior wasn’t just casual name-dropping — it was influence for sale.
Investigators in the House, led by Oversight Chair James Comer (R-KY), uncovered a tangled web of shell companies linked to the Bidens. These entities allegedly funneled millions in foreign cash to family members, including Joe Biden’s brother James and sister-in-law Sarah.
One transfer in particular raised eyebrows — $40,000 labeled as a “loan repayment” from James Biden directly to Joe Biden himself.
This latest pardon from Trump throws a massive wrench into the Biden narrative that “nothing was wrong” with Hunter’s business escapades. It also reminds every whistleblower out there that someone is still watching — and someone is willing to fight for justice.
Trump’s message to the Biden clan? Your days of operating in the shadows are numbered — and the truth is coming out.
