US seizes assets of New Confederate leaders over links to crime

By Rhonda Robinson Taylor

October 5, 2029

WASHINGTON D.C. — U.S. law enforcement agencies seized assets worth more than $20 million from New Confederate leaders who allegedly committed crimes between 2021-2025 through their roles in the Trump administration, the U.S. Department of Justice announced today.

“There is a long list of people who stole from the American people and who violated any number of state, federal, and international laws during the last four years,” said Attorney General Rob Bonta at a press conference. “It’s a frustrating reality that they may never face extradition and see the inside of a United States federal courtroom. But that doesn’t stop us from seeking justice through other means.”

The DOJ released a list of alleged crimes committed by members of the Trump family, cabinet secretaries, presidential advisors, and contractors who now reside in the New Confederacy. Some of them continue to hold positions in the government, including President Donald Trump Jr. and Secretary of Criminal Alien Apprehension Stephen Miller.

The list of seized assets includes real estate in New York City, Vail, and the Bay Area, as well as vehicles, bank accounts, and personal possessions.

In a statement, the Donald J. Trump Presidential Palace called the U.S.’s enforcement action “the most lawless and corrupt scheme this world has ever seen.”

“The New Confederacy will massively retaliate as we see fit. These pathetic losers and cucks are not content with destroying their own country, so they have to drag down the most successful country in the history of the world with them,” the statement said.

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