The Haitian Bridge Alliance (funded by billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg and the Soros family) has demanded criminal charges be brought against Donald Trump and JD Vance for their claims about the Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, as well as their arrests.
Breitbart News reports:
The charges were requested by the Haitian Bridge Alliance, which has been backed for many years by Mark Zuckerberg’s FWD.us investor group, and by investor George Soros’ political campaigns. The jarring claim was loudly echoed by pro-Democratic media sites, such as NBCNews.com, who prefer to hide the ordinary civic and pocketbook damage of migration behind elite claims about racism.
Trump and Vance, a U.S. senator from Ohio, are charged with disrupting public services, making false alarms, telecommunications harassment, aggravated menacing and complicity. The filing asks the Clark County Municipal Court to affirm that there is probable cause and issue arrest warrants against Trump and Vance.
Despite failing to take action initially, local prosecutor Subodh Chandra said in a Tuesday statement, “If anyone else had disrupted public service, made false alarms, and engaged in telecommunications harassment in the manner Trump and Vance did with their relentless and persistent lies—even after the governor and mayor said what they were saying was false, they would’ve been arrested by now. They must be held accountable to the rule of law in the same way any of the rest of us would be.”
He continued, “Their persistence and relentlessness, even in the face of the governor and the mayor saying this is false, that shows intent. It’s knowing, willful flouting of criminal law.”
Chandra has a personal relationship with Kamala Harris and has referred to her husband Doug Emhoff as his brother-in-law, fundraises for her, and has hosted her in his home, leading some to speculate on his motivations for the suit.
Breitbart News continues:
Nationally, many progressives and business leaders are defending the Haitian migration, partly because they already support similar migrant inflows in cities and towns across the nation. Investors gain much wealth from migration because it cuts Americans’ wages, boosts consumer spending, spikes the cost of housing, and delays the need for productivity-boosting workplace investment.
However, the investor groups do not complain about the damage done to Haiti by the federal government’s policy of extracting human resources from Haiti. That extraction is draining the small nation’s very limited supply of police, professionals, and skilled workers, leaving it to sink further into chaos.
