President Donald Trump announces pardons for six people convicted or sentenced for clean air and pollution-related violations, saying they were prosecuted for “fixing their car.” CBS News reports that Trump made the announcement on Friday, framing the cases as individuals being punished for routine vehicle repairs rather than for deliberate wrongdoing. The reports describe Trump’s action as part of a broader set of pardons connected to emissions or Clean Air Act enforcement, including a claimed total of six recipients in the CBS account. Breitbart similarly reports that Trump has issued pardons for Clean Air Act violators, portraying them as having been prosecuted under the prior administration. Across the sources, the common element is Trump’s claim that the cases involve pollution enforcement related to vehicle issues and his decision to use presidential clemency to remove criminal penalties imposed by prosecutors. The coverage does not provide additional details about the underlying convictions in the excerpts provided, beyond the characterization that the individuals were “fixing” their vehicles.