Prosecutors need time to assess how Trump's reelection affects their case, especially after the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity.
The case could be delayed until after Trump leaves office in 2029, or it could be dismissed if Judge Juan Merchan finds prosecutorial errors.
The initial goal was to impact the election, which is over, reducing the urgency for a meaningful sentence.
FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell claimed it was an isolated incident and not indicative of broader cultural problems at FEMA.
Former FEMA official Marnie Washington stated similar directives were given in Florida and North Carolina, and an anonymous report indicated routine avoidance of conservative areas.
Trump plans to declare a national emergency and activate the military to assist in mass deportations of illegal aliens.
Critics fear American troops could end up shooting citizens resisting deportations and compare the plan to internment camps during WWII.
The ACLU is seeking legal action to obtain information about the airline used for deportation flights to understand Trump's strategy.
The gang's expansion into 16 states highlights the broader issue of cartels and criminal organizations exploiting lax border policies.
Local gangs often act as facilitators for cartels, taking shipments and distributing them within their territories.
Prosecutors in Trump’s hush money case ask for a years-long delay, lawmakers grill FEMA’s director, and the President-elect confirms that he will use the military to assist in deportations. Get the facts first with Morning Wire.
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