federal policies, they were carrying out trump s campaign policies. they were not dealing with a president s official duties, which might have to do with the integrity of elections. the president has no official duties with respect to the electoral college. that s completely a state function. so the question is how strict the judge will be about applying the federal removal statute and then meadows and the others are also trying to say we were federal officials, federal policy state policies that they should have immunity from state prosecution and the cases have gone in both directions. this is what they had to do and we ll see what the judge does. a federal judge has ordered the d.a. to respond to clarke s emergency request by tomorrow afternoon. the federal judge did is to
11 others have done the same. two others took action today, trying to derail the entire process. mark meadows asking a federal judge to put his surrender on hold while deciding whether to move his trial to federal court. and former doj official, jeffrey clarke, seeking the same, making a remarkable argument. clarke, who the former president nearly appointed acting attorney general asked for a stay of his surrender by 5:00 p.m. today and i m quoting from the filing, full of mistakes, mr. clarke would not need to put the choice to make rush travel arrangement to fly to atlanta and instead being risk labeled a fugitive. no word on if the judge can understand that grammar. the judge was given a two-week deadline. as any traveler knows, no matter where you re going, you have to go through atlanta. what else do you know about where this process stands
schaffer. one of the fake electors. clarke was a justice department official in the trump administration then mark meadows, the chief of staff. they are all trying to get this out of the turf that the d.a. wants this case to be on and get it before a federal judge. potentially, a judge that would be appointed by donald trump in a venue that has a little bit of a different procedural structure and also could be a trump appointee has just a little bit di different plan and approach. no cameras in federal court either and right now, there s a standoff between what meadows is asking for and what the d.a. wants to do. the d.a. wants meadows to play on their terms. and essentially come in, have the bond process take place like the others, like trump. then be arrested. come in through the jail. meadows says no, we are getting this case in federal court and that s where it is now based on what we ve done procedurally. so we re not coming in yet. have us arrested. and the d.a. is threatening to
Washington, Aug 22 (EFE).- Two of 18 allies of former United States President Donald Trump accused along with him of attempting to reverse the 2020 presidential elections results in Georgia turned themselves in to authorities Tuesday. Scott Hall, charged with conspiring to illegally access voter information and vote counting machines, turned himself in at Fulton …
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