The Justice Department, under the leadership of President Joe Biden, has been actively engaged in a situation concerning former President Donald Trump. Over the recent holiday period, news emerged that the FBI has begun investigations into alleged violent threats against Justices of the Colorado Supreme Court.

These are the very Justices who ruled against the inclusion of Trump's name on the Colorado ballot for the 2024 presidential race, as they were influenced by unproven accusations of his involvement in an 'insurrection' at the U.S. Capitol Building on January 6, 2021.

Trump, who has yet to be formally accused or found guilty of these allegations, has had constitutional experts rally, arguing that the 14th Amendment's 'insurrection' clause had been made virtually ineffectual following the Civil War approximately a hundred years ago.

In an official statement, the Federal Bureau of Investigation explained that its agents are collaborating with local police to explore the alleged threats against the four Colorado Justices who voted to restrict Trump from the ballot.

The commitment of the FBI has been reinforced by Public Affairs Officer Vikki Migoya, who told CNN, 'We are aware of the situation and are working with local law enforcement. Regardless of motivation, any threat or violence exerted by someone using extreme views as justification for their action will be thoroughly investigated.'

The Justice Department, under the leadership of President Joe Biden, has been actively engaged in a situation concerning former President Donald Trump. Over the recent holiday period, news emerged that the FBI has begun investigations into alleged violent threats against Justices of the Colorado Supreme Court.
These are the very Justices who ruled against the inclusion of Trump's name on the Colorado ballot for the 2024 presidential race, as they were influenced by unproven accusations of his involvement in an 'insurrection' at the U.S. Capitol Building on January 6, 2021.
Trump, who has yet to be formally accused or found guilty of these allegations, has had constitutional experts rally, arguing that the 14th Amendment's 'insurrection' clause had been made virtually ineffectual following the Civil War approximately a hundred years ago.
In an official statement, the Federal Bureau of Investigation explained that its agents are collaborating with local police to explore the alleged threats against the four Colorado Justices who voted to restrict Trump from the ballot.
The commitment of the FBI has been reinforced by Public Affairs Officer Vikki Migoya, who told CNN, 'We are aware of the situation and are working with local law enforcement. Regardless of motivation, any threat or violence exerted by someone using extreme views as justification for their action will be thoroughly investigated.'

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