Veterans seek Trump’s help against military ‘hell-bent on punishing soldiers’ with false arrest records
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Soldiers given false arrest records have been stuck in bureaucratic limbo for years. The Trump administration could finally fix it, lawyers say.
"I was never handcuffed. I wasn't tossed in the back of a squad car, [or] read my Miranda rights," Garcia told Fox News Digital. "So why did I show up as having been arrested?" [Trump and Hegseth] could solve this problem simply by picking up the phone. Hannah Ray Lambert is an associate producer/writer with Fox News Digital Originals.
Garcia is among the unknown number of soldiers and veterans stuck in a bureaucratic twilight zone, leaving them with a false arrest record, which can result in missed employment opportunities, the denial of firearms permits, and more.
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