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Grassley Reveals Biden DOJ Mishandled Classified Info While Prosecuting Trump
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Politics
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Representative Henry Cuellar received a presidential pardon for bribery charges only to see his brother, Webb County Sheriff Martin Cuellar, now facing up to 10 years in federal prison on fraud allegations.