AAPIGO Statement on the Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict

 ##Rittenhouse Verdict

On November 19, 2021, Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted on 5 charges. AAPIGO is grateful for a just verdict, and we wish Kyle the best of luck as a free man. 

Our belief, now confirmed by a jury of his peers, is that Kyle Rittenhouse acted lawfully in self-defense; a right that we, as Americans and Free People, hold dear. That right was affirmed today, and we support the decision.






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