Trump accuses Soros family of violent demonstrations

 Federalist Wire:

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President Donald Trump has issued a demand for legal action against billionaire George Soros and his son, Alex Soros, accusing them of bankrolling violent protests across the United States. In a recent Truth Social post, Trump called for the pair to face charges under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, alleging their financial support has caused significant harm to the nation.

He described the Soros family and “his group of psychopaths” as a destructive force, vowing that his administration would not let them “rip apart America.”

Trump stated, “George Soros, and his Wonderful Radical Left son, should be charged with RICO because of their support of Violent Protests, and much more, all throughout the United States of America. We’re not going to allow these lunatics to rip apart America any more, never giving it so much as a chance to ‘BREATHE,’ and be FREE.”
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Other groups linked to the Soros network have also drawn attention. Human Rights First, which received nearly $6.2 million from the Open Society Foundations between 2016 and 2021, has joined lawsuits against the Trump administration to defend illegal aliens with deportation orders.

Additionally, the New York Post reported that since 2016, the Soros family has funneled over $15 million to groups organizing anti-Israel protests following Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack on Israel.

Through the Tides Center, the Open Society Foundations provided $13.7 million to nonprofits, some of which have justified Hamas’s actions. The Tides Center also gave $30,000 in 2020 to Desis Rising Up and Moving, which organized an anti-Israel protest in New York City’s Bryant Park.
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Trump is suggesting that the Soros group's opposition goes beyond just political opposition.  It is not clear why they would defend illegal immigration or oppose Israel.  Why would anyone support a terrorist organization like Hamas? 

See also:

JUST IN: Trump Floats RICO Charges Against High-Profile Liberal

And:

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Trump finalizing the end of USAID while the DOJ readies to dismantle the entire Soros network. Mike Benz lays out the DOJ blueprint to initiate a RICO case to take the entire Soros network down in flames and eradicate it and every front company and NGO from influencing everything throughout our government and in our society. The USAID files could potentially initiate a RICO like empire of crimes and corruption, the Russia Collusion case of the Soros, corrupt woke NGOs and government agencies influencing our society to woke propaganda, censorship, funding protests and riots, burning down cities and targeting sitting presidents in order to take down and control of the U.S. The release and exposing of all the inner working of USAID and all other Soros related fronts and NGOs could prove and solidify a paper trail leading to a coordinated, premeditated assault, specifically engineered using military style regime change tactics against the American people and to take down a sitting president, while undermining the Constitution, and the United States itself.

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