Trump pardons sparked controversy but have been the fewest in more than 100 years
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Summary
Congress or courts can't overturn a pardon.The 29 people Trump has pardoned range from a women’s suffrage leader to servicemembers charged with murder to his ex-national security adviser who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI:This year, Trump commuted the sentence of longtime confidant Roger Stone, a Republican operative convicted of lying to Congress to protect the president's campaign from the Russia investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller. Obama received 36,544 in his eight years, and Trump has received nearly 11,000 during his term.While Trump trails recent presidents in the pardons and commutations granted, that doesn't take into account the possibility of 11th-hour clemencies.USA TODAY reported Trump is considering pardons that could be more controversial than those he has already granted, including those for close associates, family members and himself.
As said here by Jim Sergent, Savannah Behrmann and George Petras