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MINNESOTA OFFICIALS PARDONED AN ILLEGAL MIGRANT CONVICTED OF SEXUAL ASSAULT

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The FBI operates in 60+ countries via its Legal Attaché program.

Established in 1940, the FBI's 'Legat' offices embed agents in U.S. embassies worldwide to coordinate cross-border investigations — making overseas gang arrests like those described today operationally routine.

This storyHow many officials must unanimously agree to grant a pardon in Minnesota?

  1. 1 — The Governor alone
  2. 2 — Governor & AG
  3. 3 — Governor, AG & Chief Justice
  4. 5 — A full pardon board
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3 — Governor, AG & Chief Justice

Minnesota's Board of Pardons requires a unanimous 3-member vote

Unlike most states where governors pardon alone, Minnesota requires agreement from the Governor, Attorney General, AND Chief Justice — making it one of the strictest pardon processes in the U.S.

This storyShould MN officials be held accountable for pardoning a migrant sex offender?

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