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Former President Donald Trump has pardoned individuals charged with violating the Clean Air Act, including Mackenzie Spurlock from Wasilla, Alaska, who was charged with removing emissions controls from vehicles. The pardons were issued on July 4, 2026.
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Former President Donald Trump has pardoned individuals charged with violating the Clean Air Act, including Mackenzie Spurlock from Wasilla, Alaska, who was charged with removing emissions controls from vehicles. The pardons were issued on July 4, 2026.
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