Proud boys sued the US government for about $ 100 million in the January 6 million

The five leaders of proud boys, Capitol Riot, who were convicted on January 6, 2021, claim that they claimed to sue $ 100 million (seconomed 74 million).

Five, President Donald Trump was convicted of the smells and Riot to cancel the loss in the 2020 elections. Trump has closed or changed the judgments earlier this year.

The lawsuit filed in Florida on Friday, FBI agents and prosecutors caused personal biases while judging their work.

They argued about the constitutional rights to punish and oppress the “political allies.”

The court case was given by Henry’s “Enrique” Tarrio, Ethan Nordean, Joseph Biggs, Zachary Rehl and Dominic Pezzola.

Tarrio, MP Joe Biden’s 2020 Election Victory 2013 President Joe Biden’s 2020 Capitoluni was found to dedicate the 2021 attack. He was sentenced to 22 years in prison for the longest period.

In a formal conspiracy, a rarely used conspiracy and other number of meters used to overthrow the government.

The other four leaders faced similar charges and were sentenced to time behind the bars.

A day opened in January, Trump, which connects about 1,500 people participating in Capitol Riot, exceeded the rulings.

“These people were destroyed,” Trump said after their pardon. “The work they do for these people is ugly. In the history of our country, such a thing happened.”

Five of the alleged allegedly allegedly allegedly, five leaders of the alleged proud boys were exposed to “out of the legal system and systematic abuse.” The prosecutors accuse the “change of evidence” and “threatening of testimony.”

He also claims “corruption and politically motivated” prosecutors.

The court decision was currently filed against the Justice Department operating under Trump management and the Prosecutor General Pam Bondi.

BBC appealed to the Department of Justice for a statement.

According to figures broadcast by the department in January, about 1583 suspects were charged with Capitol Riot related crimes.

More than 600, a fatal or dangerous weapon, or controlled a serious arduous law enforcement agencies, including about 175, and the law enforcement agencies were fought against law enforcement agencies.

Capitol was attacked by rioters, including police officers, metal batons, wooden planks, flagepoles, firefighters and pepper spray.

Many MPs condemned the riots, Trump described it as the “Day of Love.”

The pardon of the convicts was criticized as democratic lawmakers attempted to write a history again.

Nancy Pelosi’s former spokesman Nancy Pelosi, who was among the MPs, who was forced to escape during the leadership, “the forgiveness of an ugly insult to our justice system ‘warned.