Tyler Tew was a 14-year airline Captain. Husband. Father of four.
After J6 the TSA pulled his pilot’s license before he was ever charged. No hearing. No due process. Just gone.
$40k in legal fees. Fired by Allegiant. His family’s business collapsed into bankruptcy.
He got his pardon. He got his license back. But 5 years of seniority are gone forever. No airline will hire him at Captain level again.
A pardon doesn’t undo what lawfare destroyed.
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He wore his own company jacket to the Capitol. Kicked a window. Turned himself in a week later.
Pled guilty. Served his time. Paid restitution. Got pardoned.
Then his hometown finished what the media started — and now he’s living in his van with the only two who never left him.
Troy’s full story is up on Substack.
https://t.co/i7vPZl9QHO
Imagine spending years fighting a legal battle.
Now imagine finally walking out the door…
…only to realize the hardest part is just beginning.
No roadmap.
No instruction manual.
No guarantee anyone will hire you.
No guarantee your family survived the process.
Most people never see that part of the story.
They only remember the headline.
At Stand in the Gap, we believe the conversation shouldn’t end when the cameras leave.
It should begin there.
Follow us as we continue sharing stories, asking difficult questions, and standing alongside people working to rebuild their lives.
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Sometimes the biggest story isn’t what happened.
It’s why it happened.
If you’ve been following the Anti-Weaponization Fund, the latest developments raise even more questions than answers.
See the full breakdown on our Substack.
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Justice isn’t just about what happens in a courtroom.
It’s about what happens after.
Can someone find work again?
Can they rebuild relationships?
Can they provide for their family?
Can they move forward with dignity?
At Stand in the Gap, we believe justice includes restoration. That’s why we work to support individuals and families whose lives have been turned upside down by government action and help them take the next step toward rebuilding.
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**To Our Stand in the Gap Community**
One of the hardest parts of the work we do is knowing that we can't always say "yes."
Every request we receive represents a real person, a real family, and a real need. Many have lost jobs, homes, businesses, or are still carrying overwhelming legal and financial burdens.
The truth is, our mission has never been limited by compassion, it has been limited by resources.
Stand in the Gap is a nonprofit organization funded by the generosity of people who believe in helping others rebuild. We don't have unlimited funding, and unfortunately that means there are times when the number of requests exceeds what we're able to provide.
When that happens, it doesn't mean someone isn't deserving of help. It means we're forced to make incredibly difficult decisions with the resources available at that moment.
We know how painful it is to ask for help. Many of us have been in that position ourselves. That's why we never take those requests lightly.
Our commitment remains the same:
* To serve with integrity.
* To steward every donation responsibly.
* To help as many individuals and families as we possibly can.
* And to continue growing so that fewer people hear the word "no" in the future.
If you believe in this mission, you can help us close that gap. Every donation, every share, and every new supporter increases our ability to say "yes" to the next family that reaches out.
Thank you to everyone who continues to stand with us.
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This week, our community lost one of our own. Nicholas Languerand was a January 6th patriot who came home from federal custody carrying more than most people will ever understand. Like so many of the men and women Stand in the Gap Foundation exists to serve, Nick fought battles after his release that were harder, in many ways, than the ones that put him behind bars.
We started this Foundation because reentry doesn’t end when the prison door opens. The isolation, the weight of what you’ve seen and carried, the struggle to find your footing in a world that moved on without you — that’s a fight that can go on for years. Nick’s death is a painful reminder of how real that fight is, and how many of our brothers and sisters are still in it right now, often in silence.
We are heartbroken for his family, and we are grateful for the time we had with him. His story matters, and it will not be forgotten.
If you are a J6 defendant or a formerly incarcerated person reading this and you are struggling, please reach out. To us, to someone in your circle, to anyone. If you notice someone going quiet or pulling away, be the one who checks on them twice. And if you are in crisis right now, please call or text 988. You matter, and you are not alone.
Stand in the Gap Foundation will keep standing in that gap, for Nick, and for everyone still finding their way home.
Three years. Countless stories. One mission.
Today we’re celebrating 3 years of Stand in the Gap and the incredible community that has stood with us every step of the way. Thank you to everyone who has prayed, shared, supported, and helped us give a voice to stories that deserve to be heard.
We’re just getting started.
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Three years. Countless stories. One mission.
Today we’re celebrating 3 years of Stand in the Gap and the incredible community that has stood with us every step of the way. Thank you to everyone who has prayed, shared, supported, and helped us give a voice to stories that deserve to be heard.
We’re just getting started.
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One thing I haven’t seen many people discuss is how this decision could affect future federal elections beyond Mississippi. There are some interesting legal questions that deserve a closer look, especially when you compare the majority opinion with Justice Alito’s dissent.
We put together a deeper breakdown here if you’d like to take a look:
https://t.co/hWJ2YkvF28
Today’s Supreme Court decision could have consequences far beyond one state.
Some believe it strengthens voting access.
Others believe it preserves the same vulnerabilities that fueled years of public distrust.
Which is it?
See the full breakdown and decide for yourself
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If you only follow the headlines, you’re missing half the story.
Stand in the Gap digs deeper into the stories that deserve a second look.
Read the full story and subscribe so you don’t miss what’s next.
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A new study found that formerly incarcerated Americans face an 88% higher risk of premature death.
I spent over 1,400 days in federal custody.
When I got out, I weighed 289 pounds.
This isn’t just about prison. It’s about what prison does to the body—and how we fight back.
Read the full story on our Substack.
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They called him a terrorist.
The jury hadn’t heard the evidence.
The trial hadn’t begun.
So when does a headline become a verdict?
There’s much more to this story than most people have seen.
Read it on our Substack.
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450 years.
That’s the combined prison sentence handed down to members of an armed cell that attacked an ICE detention facility and shot a police officer.
But the bigger story isn’t the sentence.
It’s what this case may signal about the future of equal justice in America.
Is the era of two-tiered justice finally coming to an end?
Read our latest analysis on Substack.
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Stand in the Gap wasn't created by people watching from the sidelines.
It was created by people who lived through it.
People who saw men come home with nowhere to go.
People who watched families struggle long after the cameras left.
People who understood that rebuilding a life takes more than a pardon.
Today, we focus on what matters most:
Housing.
Transportation.
Counseling.
Community.
Because restoration isn't a slogan.
It's work.
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Most people know about the arrests.
Few know about the aftermath.
Businesses closed.
Homes were lost.
Years of income disappeared.
Families were forced to rebuild from the ground up.
Those consequences didn't disappear when the headlines did.
And they didn't disappear when the pardons came either.
That's the gap we're trying to fill.
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When the 1776 Fund was announced, many January 6 families saw something they hadn't felt in years:
Hope.
Not because they expected to get rich.
Because after years of legal fees, lost jobs, destroyed businesses, and fractured families, it felt like someone was finally acknowledging the damage.
Then came the lawsuits.
What happened next surprised a lot of people.
Read the full story at Stand in the Gap: Real Stories.
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