New York Attorney General Letitia James is being accused of mortgage fraud by the Trump administration. The allegation is that she improperly characterized a building in Brooklyn and listed her father as her husband on signed documents. James is also accused of listing a home in Norfolk, Virginia as her primary residence. This is an issue because she is required to live in New York as the New York Attorney General. All of this is a problem because of the allegation she levied against Trump which is also based in real estate fraud.
Letitia James accused President Trump of overvaluing New York properties to defraud banks in an effort to get more favorable loans. Many news media outlets and liberal politicians are accusing the Trump admin of revenge and playing a game of tit-for-tat due to the $500 million (and growing) lawsuit she waged against Trump and won. Trump has not paid the money as he is still appealing the lawsuit. Each day that he does not pay the money there is an additional $114,000 stacked on top of the existing debt.
Letitia James falsified records to meet lending requirements, even put an application that she was married to her father
Mortgage fraud is a crime and Letitia James is facing 30 yrs in prison and up to $1M in fines
No one’s above the law… that includes you Letitia James
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— @Chicago1Ray
(@Chicago1Ray) April 16, 2025
SOURCES:
Docs Showing Letitia James’ Residence Could Be Legal ‘Problem’ for AG – Newsweek
NY AG James accused of mortgage fraud related to Norfolk home: CBS
Federal housing agency refers NY Attorney General James to DOJ for investigation – ABC News
President Trump’s New York fraud debt tops $500 million – CBS News
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