The Liberty Conservative has learned that New York Attorney General Letitia James is moving to seize assets from former President Donald Trump following his failure to post bond in a $464 million civil fraud ruling against him. The state has filed judgments in Westchester County to seize Trump’s golf course and private estate, Seven Springs.
Judge Arthur Engoron’s ruling found Trump, his sons, and the Trump Organization liable for the $355 million judgment, plus interest. James has set a deadline of March 25 for Trump to post bond, but his legal team insists it is impossible. Seven Springs, a 230-acre estate acquired by the Trump Organization in 1996, was intended to become a golf course but remains a family retreat.
Meanwhile, Trump National Golf Club Westchester, also owned by Trump since 1996, has attracted attention for its renovations and prestigious membership roster. However, real estate industry figures like Kevin O’Leary have condemned the ruling as unjust, describing it as “appalling” and “un-American.”
O’Leary warned that the judgment could have negative implications for the real estate industry and called for a review and appeal of the decision. As this legal battle unfolds, the implications for Trump and the real estate industry could be far-reaching. Stay tuned to The Liberty Conservative for updates on this developing story.
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