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DOJ's #2 Says Loud Demonstrators Could Face Federal Charges

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DOJ says Trump protesters could face RICO charges for yelling at him while he was ‘trying to enjoy dinner’

The No. 2 official at the Department of Justice was so aghast at the idea of anti-Trump demonstrators protesting the president while he was “trying to enjoy dinner” that they could face federal anti-racketeering charges that were designed to bust up organized crime.

In recent days, the Trump administration has threatened to prosecute demonstrators and groups that support them as part of a wider campaign against left-wing opposition, raising alarms that it will crack down on dissent by infringing First Amendment rights.

Asked Tuesday how, exactly, a protester could be charged under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, or RICO, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche told CNN that the law is “available to all kinds of organizations committing crimes.”

https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-politics/todd-blanche-trump-protesters-rico-b2828408.html

 

He's only threatening to investigate them RICO violations? Why not just charge them with terrorism? That seems to be a favorite gambit of theirs.

 

It's over. Facism has finally won as the once proud US of A crumbles. And for the MAGA morons who applaud this remember one thing; one day they might come after you.

Trump was trying to enjoy his dinner.

 

Diddums.

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