In Trump's pardon economy, victims lost out on $119M in restitution

A troubling investigation reveals that victims of fraud under the Trump administration are owed $119 million in restitution but have received nothing due to controversial pardons. Small businesses and retirees, who were often defrauded by individuals with connections to Trump, are left in the lurch. This highlights a troubling trend where pardons prioritize personal connections over justice for victims, raising significant concerns about accountability and the rule of law. The implications extend beyond financial loss, impacting public trust in the justice system and the integrity of the pardon process.