Recent developments surrounding the January 6 Capitol riot have seen a number of its key figures, including Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and Proud Boys leaders like Enrique Tarrio, released from prison after receiving clemency from Trump. However, a US judge has imposed restrictions on their access to Washington, D.C., barring them from entering the area without court permission. This has sparked a legal battle, as the DOJ seeks to lift these restrictions, while several released defendants express intentions of retribution and regrouping. Tarrio, in a recent interview, maintained his innocence regarding the events of January 6, coinciding with his call for decisive action against his accusers. The ongoing uncertainty raises concerns about the potential resurgence of far-right political violence, as these groups appear to be rallying under a shared desire for retribution and recognition after their releases.