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The Pardon Was the Beginning
Tate is home, but four years of lost income, six figures in legal bills, and a seized collection don't undo themselves. Here's how you can still help.
How to Help Now
- Donate to Tate's rebuild fund on GiveSendGo — his legal defense alone cost more than $100,000
- Ask your elected officials to support reform at the ATF and DOJ so no one else is prosecuted the way Tate was
- Share what actually happened in this case — the pardon ended the sentence, not the practice that produced it
- Read the pardon and what comes next
- Follow Tate on Twitter/X
- Like & follow the Facebook Page
- Donate through CashApp: $FreedomForTate
Thank You
Tate has credited his freedom to his family, his attorneys at Fudd Busters and Welch Wright Law, journalist Lee Williams and the Second Amendment Foundation's Investigative Journalism Project, the members of Congress who took his case to the administration, and the thousands of people who wrote, donated, signed and shared.
In his words: "After four and a half years and the biggest fight of my life, I am home."
