President Trump Declares “All Biden’s Autopen Pardons Null and Void”

By The Blog Source

Citing concerns that the pardons were executed by an autopen rather than by Biden himself, President Donald Trump has ruled that all pardons granted by the Biden administration are unlawful. The action has immediately generated political and legal discussion on the topic: “If an autopen signs a pardon, it becomes void.”

Numerous people who were granted clemency during Biden's administration may be impacted by the ruling. There is disagreement among legal professionals regarding whether President Trump has the authority to revoke pardons that have been previously granted.

"The 'pardons' that Sleepy Joe Biden granted to the Unselect Committee of Political Thugs, and many others, are hereby declared VOID, VACANT, AND OF NO FURTHER FORCE OR EFFECT, as they were executed by Autopen," President Trump wrote on Truth Social on Monday morning.

President Donald Trump has taken the unprecedented action of nullifying all pardons that were issued during the Biden administration. He argues that the use of an autopen—a device that mechanically replicates a person's signature—was the reason for their unlawful execution. Trump said, "The Constitution says that the president must personally grant pardons, and that did not happen under Joe Biden." "We have proof that many of these so-called pardons were really just approvals signed with an autopen."

Hundreds of people who were granted clemency by Biden may be impacted by the ruling, which raises concerns about whether those who were pardoned would have to serve more time in jail or face further legal action. According to reports, the Trump administration has mandated a thorough examination of all clemency initiatives implemented between 2021 and 2025.

Opinions among legal experts are mixed on the matter. There are many who maintain that a pardon can still be issued even though the use of an autopen is commonplace in modern presidencies. Opinions differ on whether Trump's move will establish a new standard for questioning the legality of executive orders made by prior administrations.

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