Senate goes on record to oppose any possible pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell
Summary
The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution opposing any presidential pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell, who was convicted of helping Jeffrey Epstein traffic underage girls. The resolution is symbolic and non-binding, but it shows the Senate's position against pardoning her. President Donald Trump has not clearly said whether he would pardon Maxwell.Key Facts
- The Senate passed a resolution stating Ghislaine Maxwell should never receive a presidential pardon or clemency.
- The resolution had unanimous support, including all Republican senators by not objecting to it.
- The resolution aims to support victims of sexual exploitation and trafficking.
- Senate resolutions like this one are symbolic and do not have legal force.
- President Trump has not ruled out a pardon for Maxwell but has given no signs he will issue one.
- After Maxwell’s appeal was denied by the Supreme Court in October 2025, President Trump said he would consider the issue.
- Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche stated he would not recommend a pardon for Maxwell.
- Blanche interviewed Maxwell in connection with the Epstein investigation, leading to speculation about possible clemency for cooperation.
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