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    New York Attorney General Letitia James issued a stark warning to former President Donald Trump. She indicated that if he fails to settle his substantial court fines, his Manhattan skyscrapers could be at risk. 

    In her words, Letitia James said, “If the former president fails to come up with the money he owes, we will ask the judge to seize his assets.” James stated in an interview that if Trump cannot pay the imposed penalties, her office will pursue legal avenues to enforce the judgment, including seeking asset seizure from the court. 

    The penalties come from a civil suit filed by Letitia James. She accused Trump of inflating his net worth to secure favorable loans and insurance rates. 

    As a penalty, he was ordered to pay a $354.9 million fine plus an estimated $100 million in prejudgment interest. 

    James expressed confidence in the case’s strength, which also implicates Trump’s adult sons and senior executives. It is clear from the judge’s decision that he agrees with James. The judge decided to bar them from holding executive positions in New York businesses alongside the financial penalties.

    The New York fraud ruling came just three weeks after Trump faced previous financial pressure. Prior to this recent ruling, Trump was ordered to pay an $83.3 million defamation judgment to former Elle columnist E. Jean Carroll. He is to pay this penalty for making defamatory statements about Carroll after she accused him of sexual assault. 

    With four pending criminal cases and a presidential campaign, Trump must gather significant funds swiftly. James is not bothered by how he will get the money. Especially since she said, he brought the problem on himself.

    Attorney General James affirmed their commitment to ensuring New Yorkers receive the judgment. “We are prepared to make sure that the judgment is paid to New Yorkers, ” she said. She also hinted at potential risks to Trump’s properties. “And yes, I look at 40 Wall Street each and every day,” she said, referring to Trump’s 927-foot-tall skyscraper in Lower Manhattan.” His other properties include 40 Wall Street and the Trump Tower. 

    Despite the recent $355 million penalty, Trump’s appearance at Sneaker Con in Philadelphia to promote a $399 per pair shoe line was met with audience boos.

    The Biden-Harris 2024 campaign made a statement concerning this. Their statement was in response to Trump’s recent promotional appearance for his shoes. They said, “Donald Trump’s showing up to promote bootleg Off-Whites is the closest he’ll get to any Air Force Ones ever again for the rest of his life.

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