PoliticsQuiet 6d · day 6
Court order violations reported; calls for enforcement
Social media users demand arrest of officials allegedly breaking court orders.
What to know
- No specific court order, alleged violation, or official confirmation is provided in the available evidence.
- The post demands arrest of Trump and Miller for court order violations without detailing what order or violation is being referenced.
- Available evidence is limited to a single social post with no corroborating reporting or official statements.
some voices
Court order violators, regardless of identity, should face arrest.
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“The people violating the court order should be arrested. It doesn't matter who it is - Trump, Miller - put them in jail.”
@YourAnonNews · X ↗
Donald Trump Former president / alleged court order violator
Stephen Miller Trump administration official / alleged court order violator
How it unfolded 1 development · click the chart to see its coverage posts
Sep 25Sep 26Sep 27Sep 28yesterdaynow · 9:58 AM ET
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“The people violating the court order should be arrested. It doesn't matter who it is - Trump, Miller - put them in jail.”
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The people violating the court order should be arrested. It doesn't matter who it is - Trump, Miller - put them in jail. This is getting beyond fucking stupid. If they can break the law, then NO ONE should follow the law.
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