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Screw_Michigan wrote:Trump's been laundering money for Russian oligarchs. Tell me you knew.

Developers such as Trump have no obligation to scrutinize their purchasers or their funding sources.

A pending lawsuit calls Trump SoHo a “monument to spectacularly corrupt money-laundering and tax evasion,” though it says in a footnote that “there is no evidence that Trump took any part in, or knew of, their racketeering.”

Screw_Michigan wrote:Trump's been laundering money for Russian oligarchs. Tell me you knew.

88 wrote:

Mikey wrote:People are saying...

https://www.buzzfeed.com/thomasfrank/se ... jtedQYKorD

Did you waste the time to read the article you posted? It happens to be devoid of anything that one not predisposed to hang Trump from the nearest tree would call evidence.

88 wrote: I didn’t and don’t. In your fantasy world how would he do that? And what would Cohen’s role be in that?

Derron wrote:

Papa Willie wrote: Trump Taj Mahal

Papa Willie wrote:

Mikey wrote:The thing is...he was being RETURNED to his parents. Or his father at least.

Why don't you let at least a family of 10 illegal immigrants live in your home with you?

Mikey wrote:Believe it or not, we might be welcoming a niño later this year.

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:

Mikey wrote:Believe it or not, we might be welcoming a niño later this year.

You should consider welcoming a shotgun into your mouth, fatso I hope you are well Michael. Have a great summer, my dear chum.

Buyers tied to Russia, former Soviet republics paid $109 million cash for Trump properties
BY ANITA KUMAR

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Aleksandr Burman, a Ukrainian who engaged in a health care scheme that cost the federal government $26 million and was sentenced to a decade in prison, paid $725,000 cash for a condo at a Trump Tower I in Sunny Isles Beach, Fla. in 2009.

Leonid Zeldovich, who has reportedly done extensive business in the Russian-annexed area of Crimea, bought four Trump units outright at a cost of more than $4.35 million, three of them in New York City between 2007 and 2010.

And Igor Romashov, who served as chairman of the board of Transoil, a Russian oil transport company subject to U.S. sanctions, paid $620,000 upfront for a unit at a building adorned with the future U.S. president's name in Sunny Isles Beach in 2010.

Buyers connected to Russia or former Soviet republics made 86 all-cash sales — totaling nearly $109 million — at 10 Trump-branded properties in South Florida and New York City, according to a new analysis shared with McClatchy. Many of them made purchases using shell companies designed to obscure their identities.

Mikey wrote:

Exclusive: US officials likely lost track of nearly 6,000 unaccompanied migrant kids
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The Trump administration has likely lost track of nearly 6,000 unaccompanied migrant children, thousands more than lawmakers were alerted to last month, according to a McClatchy review of federal data.

Federal officials acknowledged last month that nearly 1,500 unaccompanied minors arrived on the southern border alone without their parents and were placed with sponsors who did not keep in touch with federal officials, but those numbers were only a snapshot of a three- month period during the last fiscal year.

“There is a lot more,” said a field specialist who worked in the Office of Refugee Resettlement until earlier this year and was tasked with reaching out to sponsors and children to check on their well-being. “You can bet that the numbers are higher. It doesn’t really give you a real picture.”

The new estimate comes as backlash widens over President Donald Trump's' decision to separate parents and children. Advocates argue the growing numbers of unaccounted children should be expected as families and sponsors become more fearful of federal officials that is now using information from government social workers to run immigration checks and, in some cases, target sponsors, including parents and family members, for removal.

Dinsdale wrote:I'm calling dibs right now. I want to be the Chancellor of Asteroids and Stuff in the Space Force.

Joe in PB wrote:
In reality it is time to get serious about illegal immigration at the state level.

Derron wrote:

Joe in PB wrote:
In reality it is time to get serious about illegal immigration at the state level.

They are. Our liberal puke Reps and Congress people are demanding that we stop in incarcerating criminals for entering this country illegally.

Joe in PB wrote:No other country in the world has an open door policy at their borders, I don't have to wonder why. Mikey please explain the benefit of having an open border.

Mikey wrote: which is at least partly manufactured by Trump for whatever political purpose he has,

BSmack wrote:Democrats won't need to run on a open borders policy. It will be far easier to run on a sane foreign policy. How's your 401k doing now motherfuker?