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Standing behind President Donald Trump<\/strong> during his rally<\/a> at the Circa Resort and Casino in Las Vegas on Saturday was the recently-commuted<\/a> Stewart Rhodes<\/strong>, the right-wing militia founder who was sentenced to 18 years in prison on seditious conspiracy convictions arising from the role he played in the January 6 attack on the Capitol.<\/p>\n Rhodes, who leads the Oath Keepers, was among other Trump supporters<\/a> standing near the president on Saturday. He is one of 14 people whose sentences were commuted this week\u2014all of whom are either members of the far-right<\/a> Oath Keepers or Proud Boys groups. Enrique Tarrio<\/strong>, the Proud Boys leader who prosecutors say helped prepare his followers for street fights, was the only person to receive a longer sentence than Rhodes, at 22 years. He\u2019s also out of prison now. The pair are joined by more than 1,500 other people who were charged in the January 6 attack and pardoned by Trump on day one<\/a> of his presidency\u2014including<\/a> those who committed violent crimes, like assaults on law enforcement.<\/p>\n