The Tuesday that just passed saw New York Attorney General Letitia James illustrate a striking situation. Should Trump prove unable, or decline, to pay the penalty of $354.8 million, posed against him after the decision of Judge Arthur Engoron, she would go after his properties in New York. Among these assets is the iconic Trump Building, located at 40 Wall Street, a beacon of Trump's time as the 45th commander in chief.

The DC Enquirer previously informed the public of the judge's conclusion last week. The verdict held that Trump had acted dishonestly with several banks to gain an advantage in loan agreements. Subsequently, Engoron pronounced a substantial $354 million penalty on the ex-president.

Further, the ruling stipulates that Trump is precluded from serving in a leadership role in any corporation or legal entity in New York for three years, adding another layer to the punitive measures. Additionally, the responsibility for approximately $100 million in pre-judgment interest falls squarely on Trump's shoulders.

In spite of all this, the billionaire business mogul is not standing down. He resolutely promised to challenge the decision to impose the hefty fine - a stand that many would see as quintessentially Trump.

The Tuesday that just passed saw New York Attorney General Letitia James illustrate a striking situation. Should Trump prove unable, or decline, to pay the penalty of $354.8 million, posed against him after the decision of Judge Arthur Engoron, she would go after his properties in New York. Among these assets is the iconic Trump Building, located at 40 Wall Street, a beacon of Trump's time as the 45th commander in chief.
The DC Enquirer previously informed the public of the judge's conclusion last week. The verdict held that Trump had acted dishonestly with several banks to gain an advantage in loan agreements. Subsequently, Engoron pronounced a substantial $354 million penalty on the ex-president.
Further, the ruling stipulates that Trump is precluded from serving in a leadership role in any corporation or legal entity in New York for three years, adding another layer to the punitive measures. Additionally, the responsibility for approximately $100 million in pre-judgment interest falls squarely on Trump's shoulders.
In spite of all this, the billionaire business mogul is not standing down. He resolutely promised to challenge the decision to impose the hefty fine - a stand that many would see as quintessentially Trump.

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