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The Justice Department is erasing records of criminal charges, convictions, and sentences tied to the January 6 Capitol attack, part of a sweeping effort to undo what officials call “weaponization” of the department. A $1.776 billion fund has been launched to compensate those allegedly targeted unfairly — even including convicted violent protesters. Lawmakers are furious, calling it a reversal of political persecution. Key convictions against groups like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers are being vacated or dismissed, signaling a dramatic shift in how the event is being redefined and addressed.

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