First on the fox: When Joan Bell, 76, was given the news, she was one of the pro -life activists, pardoning the president Donald Trump On Thursday afternoon, she was in disbelief.
“I didn't know if this meant that we would go out within a few weeks or a few months, or what. I really didn't know, but I knew that we got a pardon.” Digital Friday. “Well, then ran on the upper floor because I was suffering from a rosary every evening.”
After completing its prayers and Study the Bible With other prisoners, Bill, a life -supporting lawyer, told many other prisoners that her husband, Christopher Bell, was on the Laura Ingaham News program, saying that she was already one of the 23 of the amnesty.
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President Donald Trump forgive 23 pro -life activists on Thursday. (Getty/Christopher Bell)
“That was very beautiful,” Bell recalls. “Everyone was applauding.” A guard then told her firmly her things to release her later in the evening.
“We are very grateful to Trump. We just feel pure air, beautiful air, just wonderful,” said Bell. “Just go out and exist with my husband, my son, just glorious. There are no words to describe this type of freedom.”
She added that she and her husband would take the “second honeymoon” soon.
Bell, who lives in New Jersey, was sentenced to more than two years in November 2023 for his participation in “Siege”, conspiring with other activists in the abortion clinic in Washington in October 2020, according to President Bidins. The Ministry of Justice (doj).
Joan Bell, 76, (Al -Wasat), is photographed with the community of her church and her husband, Christopher Bell, after President Donald Trump pardoned her and 22 others on Thursday. (Christopher Bell)
Prosecutors from the Civil Rights Department of the Ministry of Justice and the US Public Prosecutor's Office for the Colombia Province Activists argued in life A law was violated in 1994, a federal law prohibiting physical force, threats of power, or destroying property intentionally to prevent someone from obtaining or providing abortion services.
Activists were sentenced by Judge Kulin Kuller Coutily from the US District Court of Colombia, Clinton set, And the detention immediately.
During the signing of the amnesty on Thursday, just one day before the annual Friday Life career “They should not be prosecuted,” Trump said.
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“Many, many of them are elderly,” Trump said in the Oval Office. “They should not be prosecuted. This is a great honor to sign this. They will be very happy.”
Bell, along with Paula Polit Harlo, Jean Marshall and John Hinisho, were about 70 years old when they were imprisoned.
“It was personally known that our case was very influential,” said Bell. “I want to embrace it.”
Lawyers from Thomas more community I officially asked the Trump administration earlier this month to the preachers supporting life 21 represented by the law firm.
President Donald Trump signs documents as he issues executive orders and pardon for the defendants on January 6 at the White House of Oval Office on the opening day in Washington, January 20, 2025. (Reuters/Carlos Baria)
“The release and ability to return the return of the two heroic peaceful faces who are unfairly imprisoned by the Ministry of Justice in Biden and Qadir, the senior Tomas lawyer said more society, in a statement.
“They were treated by Biden Biden Biden, peaceful.
In a previous interview with Fox News Digital, Crampton said it was difficult to find a “fair jury” and that most jury were either donated to family organization or option defenders in cases. Washington called the capital, “the most A city in support of abortion In America. ”
“She can say her words that support death, but we were not allowed to say words supporting life,” Bell said of the judge in the trial. However, she said it was “sudden” to trial her religious beliefs.
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This week, Trump also took a measure to pardon more than 1,000 January 6 riots, along with many other executive orders related to immigration, encrypted currencies and names of names MLK and JFK files.
Fox News Digital communicate with the Civil Rights Department at the Ministry of Justice to comment.
