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usedtobedemgurl

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27. It is a two tiered answer.

Reply to Think. Again. (Reply #2)

Fri Mar 22, 2024, 06:51 PM

Mar 22

They can seize the NY buildings with no problem. Buildings in other states or countries are considered foreign property. That does not make it untouchable. They apply to be able to seize property in a different state, and then they take it.

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Trump just announced that he is moving his business HQ from NY to FL [View all] kpete Mar 22 OP

He cannot move anything without the monitor and judge permission? Irish_Dem Mar 22 #1

His properties and organization are filed in NY. Deeds etc. LiberalFighter Mar 22 #3

Hopefully people will stop committing crimes for Trump. Irish_Dem Mar 22 #4

How many times has he made a claim that did not happen? LiberalFighter Mar 22 #9

His entire life has been blustering about some such shit maxrandb Mar 22 #21

It takes years to make a move especially since he has to build a new headquarters jimfields33 Mar 22 #31

I see, that makes sense. Irish_Dem Mar 23 #35

Makes me wonder where he secured the funds to do that? ProudMNDemocrat Mar 23 #37

He figures once he is in the WH again he will have great cash flow. Irish_Dem Mar 23 #38

Doe the judgement against him require that... Think. Again. Mar 22 #2

more than once... RussBLib Mar 22 #5

People here have said both. Irish_Dem Mar 22 #7

assets owned by his NY company, regardless of where they are. eggplant Mar 22 #24

Yeah, that's what I thought... Think. Again. Mar 22 #26

It is a two tiered answer. usedtobedemgurl Mar 22 #27

Thank you, that makes sense, NY would need the cooperation of the state the property is located in. Think. Again. Mar 22 #30

Well, he can't do business there anyway for three years. House of Roberts Mar 22 #6

But the monitor is the babysitter for the next three years. Irish_Dem Mar 22 #8

I'm going to figure no different if a regular person committed a crime... LiberalFighter Mar 22 #12

Of course Trump is not a regular person. Irish_Dem Mar 22 #17

As far as Trump Organization assets are concerned. House of Roberts Mar 22 #14

Can he actually move it when the fraud findings and judgement have happened? Pachamama Mar 22 #10

I'm guessing the monitor has notified all banks and other entities LiberalFighter Mar 22 #13

It's not the money (or lack of it) that prevents it. NanaCat Mar 22 #34

You can run, Donald, but you can't hide Hekate Mar 22 #11

He's always been able to escape accountability MadameButterfly Mar 22 #15

And how does he have the money to do that? KatyaR Mar 22 #16

AND DENVERPOPS Mar 22 #28

The Land of Leprosy Blue Owl Mar 22 #18

Yeah a whole 100 people. jimfields33 Mar 22 #32

This reminds me of Guiliani in the throes of 9/11 ArizonaLib Mar 22 #19

Well, what's left of his business, anyway. Xavier Breath Mar 22 #20

ahh, the permitting process should put an end to that drem onethatcares Mar 22 #22

He probably needs a new building to store the rest of the stolen classified docs SouthernDem4ever Mar 22 #23

I don't know what he can and cannot do. BUT bluestarone Mar 22 #25

This can go from civil to criminal in a hesrtbeat... getagrip_already Mar 22 #29

No, he won't NanaCat Mar 22 #33

he unraveling will be public malaise Mar 23 #36