The Issue
It is a grave injustice that our U.S. service members, who have risked their lives to protect our country, are currently imprisoned while the terrorists who sought to harm us have been set free. This disparity is unacceptable and demands our immediate attention.
Our Goal
The implementation of blanket amnesty for U.S. soldiers who served in the War On Terror and are currently incarcerated and deter future politicized “war crimes” prosecutions and imprisonment of US servicemen and women after the Biden administration opened the door for politicized ICC prosecutions.
How You Can Help
Vote for Donald J. Trump in the 2024 election and send a copy of the amnesty request letter to him. Contact your state’s Republican Party leadership and urge them to press for blanket amnesty to be included on the 2024 National Republican platform, calling for the release of currently incarcerated warriors who bravely fought in the War On Terror.
TAKE ACTION!
Copy and send the following message to President Trump:
Dear President Trump,
Please save our Forgotten Warriors! As patriotic American citizens, we urge you on your first day in office to grant amnesty/pardon to those who served in the Global War On Terror from September 11, 2001, until January 20, 2025, but now languish in prison or on parole for so-called “war crimes.” They have waited YEARS for justice. Thousands of Taliban, ISIS-K fighters and Al Qaeda terrorists have been freed either directly or indirectly by the U.S. government. It is only right our brave soldiers who fought this evil enemy be set free as well. Such courageous action would also protect American Service Personnel at risk of being targeted in future investigations and prosecutions for alleged “war crimes” by the International Criminal Court (ICC). As president, you can encourage Congress to work to prevent future politicized prosecutions of U.S. war fighters. Thank you in advance for your standing with our combat warriors!
Mrs. Suzanne White (left) and Congressman Gohmert (center) with Gena Gore (right). Mrs. Gore serves on the LAGOP Executive Committee and was a co-sponsor of the amnesty resolution.
Louisiana Republican National Committeewomen Lenar Whitney with Patty Wyman and Richard Porter, Illinois RNC Committeeman and Chairman of the RNC Resolutions Committee.