Trump tosses Biden's signatures! 'These documents are now invalid'

US President Donald Trump has declared that all documents signed with an "Autopen" during the term of his predecessor, Joe Biden, are no longer valid, stating, "Anyone who received a pardon, sentence commutation, or any other document signed in this manner should be aware that the document in question has no legal effect."

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As debates intensify following US President Donald Trump's decision to declare presidential signatures made with an "Autopen" during the Joe Biden era invalid, Trump has issued a new statement on the matter. Sharing on his own social media platform, Truth, Trump emphasized that all documents, decrees, executive orders, memoranda, and contracts signed via "Autopen" and in an unauthorized manner during the Biden administration are officially null and void, stating, "Anyone who received a pardon, sentence commutation, or any other document signed in this manner should be aware that the document in question has no legal effect."

HE HAD PREVIOUSLY CRITICIZED BIDEN OVER FORGED SIGNATURE ALLEGATIONS

In a statement last week, Trump claimed that an "Autopen" was used instead of a real signature on approximately 92 percent of official documents issued during the Biden era, alleging that Biden's signature was effectively forged through this method. Reminding that the use of this device on official documents is prohibited unless US presidents have special permission, Trump targeted Biden with the words, "The radical left-wing lunatics surrounding Biden around the desk in the Oval Office took the presidency out of his hands."

HE HAD ALSO WARNED BIDEN ABOUT 'PERJURY'

Announcing that he considers all official documents from that period invalid due to these allegations, Trump stated, "I am canceling all presidential decrees and official documents not signed directly by Crooked Joe Biden. Because the people who used the 'Autopen' did so illegally." Stating that Biden was not involved in the documents signed with the "Autopen" during this process, Trump also warned, "If he says he was involved, he will face perjury charges."