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Sheriff Joe Arpaio: I'm "Humbled and Incredibly Grateful" for Pardon

Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who was pardoned on Friday evening by President Donald Trump, has spoken out about his pardon on Twitter. Arpaio thanked Trump, and said that the whole conviction was a "witch hunt" by people from the Obama administration, and that he looks forward to putting everything behind him. He said he was "humbled and incredibly grateful" for the pardon, and that he wants to keep "helping to make America great again." 

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Arpaio said that those who are looking to help could contribute to his legal costs and donating to his legal team.

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The Associated Press is also reporting that Arpaio said that he intends to stand by Trump throughout his presidency. 

Arpaio was convicted on contempt charges in July. 

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