Trump Allies Turn Tables on NY Attorney General with Fraud Accusation
In the summer of 2023, New York Attorney General Letitia James faced allegations of bank fraud related to a real estate transaction in Virginia. A former Trump official requested a federal investigation, claiming James misrepresented her residence to secure favorable mortgage terms. James denies the charges, labeling them retaliatory.
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The political intrigue surrounding New York Attorney General Letitia James has intensified as a former Trump administration housing official called for a federal probe into her recent real estate dealings. The official alleges that James misrepresented her residence to secure better mortgage terms.
James, who famously won a $454 million judgment against Donald Trump in 2022, faces accusations of falsely listing a newly purchased Virginia property as her primary residence. This claim, forwarded to the US Justice Department, comes amid a broader campaign against Trump's legal adversaries.
Despite the allegations, a city inspection found no violations in James' properties. As Trump appeals against last year's judgment, experts argue discrepancies in property records are not uncommon and often legally insignificant.
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