Why did Biden think this guy deserved clemency?

 

Sarah Fields
@SarahisCensored
Joe Biden has given an executive grant of clemency to Shanlin Jim. Shanlin Jin was arrested in January 2021. He pled guilty to possessing 47,000 child p0rnography images. During Jin’s trial in Texas, an FBI special agent testified that his family was “connected to influential members of the Communist party in China”, according to court records. Local police investigators reported that an IP address associated with Jin's residence was involved in sharing child p0rnography through a peer-to-peer network, including a video depicting the s3xual assault of an infant by an adult male. Upon entering his home, they discovered child p0rnography displayed on Jin's computer, which contained videos involving “babies and toddlers”.

Did Biden even read the charges against this guy?  I suspect he didn't and I am curious if even his staff read the charges. 


See also:

Joe Biden & Co. are doing as much damage to the US as they can before they leave

And:

 Biden Commutes Sentence of Woman Who Conspired to Manufacture, Distribute Fentanyl

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