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Tate was pardoned on September 4, 2026. Follow what he's doing now — and the record of how he got here.
Tate's First Weeks of Freedom
Home with his family, his first interview as a free man, and a standing ovation in Dallas. Here's what Tate has been doing since the pardon.
Read update →Tate Adamiak Pardoned
President Trump granted Patrick "Tate" Adamiak a full and unconditional pardon. After 1,414 days behind bars, with 16 years still left on his sentence, Tate walked out a free man.
Read update →Tate Adamiak's Letter to the New ATF Director
Tate asks the ATF's new leadership to review his case and restore clear, consistent boundaries for firearms enforcement.
Read update →Motion to Dismiss Indictment
Read update →June 2025 Update
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals has scheduled
Read update →March 2024 Update
After six months of uncertainty awaiting the Supreme Court's decision in Vanderstok v. Bondi
Read update →February 2024 Update
Tate remains imprisoned within the Federal Bureau of Prisons, a system notorious for its harsh and unforgiving conditions.
Read update →October 2022 Update
The circumstances of Tate’s case have taken the most devastating turn for the worst.
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