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www.illegalaliencrimereport.com
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| | | | | In the last days of his first term, President Donald Trump pardoned Border Patrol Agents Ignacio Ramos, Jose Compean, Gary Brugman and Prince George's County (Md.) Police Officer Stephanie Mohr, all of whom were unjustly prosecuted by then-U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton.George Bush was clearly sending a message to all of these brave members of law enforcement: "Get in the way of stopping illegal aliens, human traffickers or the flow of illegal drugs into this country, and I'll ruin your life!"Here | |
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www.jeffwise.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the potential legal consequences Trump may face if he loses the election, focusing on four major cases, including the New York hush-money case, Georgia's election-interference case, the classified-documents case in Florida, and the January 6 case, with analysis on how each might play out and the likelihood of convictions and prison sentences. | |
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jb.heydingus.net
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| | | | | Josh Kovensky: Special Counsel Jack Smith is reportedly in talks with officials at the Department of Justice to "wind down" his two prosecutions of President-elect Donald Trump; one over January 6, and the other over his retention of classified documents from his first term. At issue, per NBC, is the long-standing DOJ policy we became so familiar with in Donald Trump's first term: that a sitting president cannot be prosecuted. | |
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www.lucianne.com
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| | | The Federal Bureau of Investigation is reportedly a place of mourning. Donald Trump won the 2024 election, capping off the greatest political comeback in Americ | ||
