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- Hunter Biden's deal with federal prosecutors calls for him to serve two years of probation.
- Under the deal, the president's son would face standard requirements such as clearing foreign trips.
- He would also have to maintain his sobriety and comply with any additional substance abuse treatment.
Hunter Biden's deal with federal prosecutors that is currently in jeopardy calls for the president's son to be subject to two years of monitored release that would allow him to avoid a felony gun charge, according to documents obtained by Politico.