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Seeking a pardon from president trump
Big Trump supporters who hosted a rally with President Trump, Kari Lake, and others have been politically persecuted
About the Millers
Randy Miller
Randy Miller, a proud father, grandfather of four, and lifelong Republican with strong faith in God, built Legacy Sports USA from his deep love for family and sports. Inspired by his two sons, his dream was to create a Family Sports Entertainment Park where people of all ages could come together, play, and grow. For 30 years, Randy poured his heart into building this legacy, not out of personal gain, but to give kids, families, and his community a place to belong.
Chad Miller
Chad Miller, a lifelong Phoenix resident and dedicated Republican supporter, has spent nearly a decade giving back to underprivileged youth across Arizona through his philanthropic work. Rooted in faith and guided by his love for sports, Chad finds strength and purpose in serving his community. Above all, he cherishes time with his family (two young kids, 8 and 4) and friends, who inspire his commitment to making a positive difference.
Understanding the Case
The Millers’ situation highlights an urgent need for justice, we aim to bring awareness to the struggles they face. This case isn’t just about the Millers; it represents countless others encountering systemic issues. We must act now to ensure justice is achieved.
Join the Fight for Justice
Every action counts. By signing the petition, you lend your support to the Millers and push for real change. Stay informed with the latest updates on their fight. Together, we can make a difference and demonstrate that we will not stand by while injustice prevails.
PRESIDENTIAL PARDON REQUEST
We respectfully request a Presidential Pardon concerning criminal charges emanated from the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York associated with the initial financial failure of the multi-sport and entertainment complex located in Mesa, Arizona formerly known as Bell Bank Park (the “Park”).