American Center for Law and Justice

President Donald Trump has appealed the outrageous ruling in his New York civil fraud case. He had asked the judge for a delay in paying the $355 million fine but was denied; the state’s appeals court will now determine the President’s fate. Meanwhile, New York City’s economy is taking a hit from the boycott by Truckers for Trump. The Sekulow team discusses President Trump’s legal woes, the GOP primary results between former Governor Nikki Haley and President Trump, the ACLJ’s case at the U.S. Supreme Court to preserve election integrity, the tragic death of the Georgia college student, President Biden’s plan to visit the southern border – and much more.

An investigator for President Trump has provided incriminating evidence (cellphone records) that counters the testimony of Fulton County DA Fani Willis regarding the timeline of her relationship with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade. How will this bombshell affect the outcome of DA Willis’ trial? Will she be disqualified from trying the case against Trump for election interference?

The definition of lawfare is a New York judge rejecting a request from Donald Trump’s attorneys to delay his payment of a nearly $400 million fine by 30 days.

Phone records reveal NEW incriminating evidence in the case of District Attorney Fani Willis and Trump prosecutor Nathan Wade. Could this be the final piece that causes Fani to be disqualified from Trump’s Election case out of Georgia?

Newly released cellphone records call into question the testimony that Prosecutor Nathan Wade and Fulton County DA Fani Willis gave regarding their relationship and when it began; And a New York judge has shut down Trump’s request to delay his payment of a nearly $400 million fine. ACLJ Senior Counsel for Global Affairs Mike Pompeo weighs in.

An investigator for President Trump has provided incriminating evidence (cellphone records) that counters the testimony of Fulton County DA Fani Willis regarding the timeline of her relationship with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade. How will this bombshell affect the outcome of DA Willis’ trial? Will she be disqualified from trying the case against Trump for election interference? The Sekulow team discusses the possibility of “perjury” in the Georgia case, the upcoming South Carolina primary, former U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s speech at CPAC – and much more.

Judge Scott McAfee will soon hear the final arguments in Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ trial. Will DA Willis’ alleged improper relationship with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade and alleged misuse of federal funds disqualify her from trying her case against former President Donald Trump?

The ACLJ’s Jordan Sekulow appeared on Newsmax discussing the latest developments in Trump’s NYC case. Donald Trump’s attorneys have filed a request for a postponement of the $355 million fine imposed on him in a civil fraud case. They contend that Attorney General Leticia James is excessively eager to collect the payment.

Donald Trump's legal team has sought to postpone the enforcement of the $355 million penalty levied against him in a civil fraud lawsuit. They argue that Attorney General Leticia James is pushing for the payment with undue haste, labeling her efforts as an "unseemly rush."

Terence Bradley, the man who represented Nathan Wade (the special prosecutor who is alleged to have had an inappropriate relationship with Fani Willis), is expected to testify behind closed doors on Monday to answer questions about attorney client privilege after Fani’s disastrous court appearance last week. Closing arguments in the case are expected soon after.

Judge Scott McAfee will soon hear the final arguments in Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ trial. Will DA Willis’ alleged improper relationship with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade and alleged misuse of federal funds disqualify her from trying her case against former President Donald Trump? The Sekulow team discusses the potential fallout of the Georgia judge’s decision, Trump’s request for a delay in paying his outrageous $355 million fine, President Biden’s possible executive action to restrict asylum at the southern border, a major ACLJ victory – and much more.

President Trump joined Laura Ingraham (host of The Ingraham Angle on Fox News) for a town hall in Greenville, South Carolina, to discuss the GOP primary election against former Governor Nikki Haley. Trump confirmed he has a list of possible Vice President nominees that includes Sen. Tim Scott (SC), Vivek Ramaswamy, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Rep. Byron Donalds (FL-19), South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, and former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard.

Donald Trump has confirmed a number of potential vice presidential picks to run alongside him in the election, including Sekulow Senior Military and Political Analyst, Tulsi Gabbard. Gabbard, a former Congresswoman who ran for president in 2016 as a Democrat, left the party after refusing to support stripping Americans of their constitutional freedoms.

West Virginia State Auditor John “J.B.” McCuskey praises the ACLJ’s efforts in West Virginia to fight the far Left’s twisting of the 14th Amendment to keep President Trump off the ballot. The ACLJ’s case at the U.S. Supreme Court will help decide if election integrity is preserved.

President Trump joined Laura Ingraham (host of The Ingraham Angle on Fox News) for a town hall in Greenville, South Carolina, to discuss the GOP primary election against former Governor Nikki Haley. Trump confirmed he has a list of possible Vice President nominees that includes Sen. Tim Scott (SC), Vivek Ramaswamy, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Rep. Byron Donalds (FL-19), South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, and former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard. The Sekulow team discusses Trump’s possible running mate in the 2024 presidential election against President Biden, the latest news about Russia and Putin – and much more.

The calls are getting louder for President Biden not to run for reelection. Ezra Klein, host of The Ezra Klein Show and columnist for The New York Times, just opined that President Biden will be “a hero” if he steps down. Will the Democrat Party find a new candidate for the 2024 presidential election? The Sekulow team discusses whether President Biden will drop out and possible replacements (e.g., Vice President Kamala Harris, California Governor Gavin Newsom, former First Lady Michelle Obama), President Trump’s legal woes, the ACLJ’s ongoing case to defend voting rights at the U.S. Supreme Court – and much more.

Last week, the judge who presided over Donald Trump’s civil fraud trial in New York City ruled that the Republican candidate for President must pay more than $350 million fine and stand down from doing any business in the city for three years. Because of the decision, truckers across the country are now refusing to make deliveries there.

Live calls from truckers are pouring in, voicing their anger and detailing their participation in the Truckers for Trump boycott of deliveries to New York City, a move sparked by a judge's decision to fine the former president more than $350 million in his civil fraud case.

Truckers for Trump plan to boycott deliveries to New York City after the judge fined President Donald Trump $355 million in the civil fraud case. The former President has also been banned from overseeing his NYC companies for three years. How will the truckers’ protest affect commerce in the Big Apple? You might wonder how many truckers can make delivery decisions on their own if they work for trucking companies. But the truth is about 1.7 million of the 3.5 million truckers in the U.S. work independently and can choose where they want to deliver goods. So a sizable number of truckers could be involved here. We’ve recently seen several trucker blockades along the U.S.-Canada border. This potential boycott won’t block any traffic in New York City. We could see some serious problems if supplies don’t start arriving at NYC hotels, restaurants, companies, etc. Again, the truckers’ ire derives from the obvious political prosecution being levied against President Trump. Several truck drivers called in to today’s Sekulow broadcast and railed against the policies in blue states that make truckers’ jobs harder (e.g., high tolls to cross the Brooklyn Bridge). All this anger has been boiling for some time.

The NYC Boycott represents a firm movement by truckers across the nation in rallying support of Donald Trump, taking a stand against a recent New York City ruling detrimental to Trump's business endeavors. This collective action by the trucking community showcases their solidarity with Trump, potentially impacting New York City's supply chain and highlighting the truckers' resolve to protest decisions they view as unjust.

Truckers for Trump plan to boycott deliveries to New York City after the judge fined President Donald Trump $355 million in the civil fraud case. How will this protest affect commerce in the Big Apple? The Sekulow team discusses the truckers’ boycott, the latest on the Trump civil case ruling, Rep. Rashida Tlaib calling for Michigan Democrats not to vote for President Biden in the primary, the ACLJ's opposition to Andeel Abdullah Mangi as a judicial nominee – and much more.

In an aggressive move that shocked everyone, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis barged into a Georgia courtroom during the first day of testimony regarding her alleged improper relationship with the man she hired to oversee Donald Trump’s election interference case. She took the witness stand, and during her surprise testimony, Willis was combative and rude. Her actions call into question her ability to continue to oversee President Trump’s case.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis took the stand yesterday and gave a tumultuous testimony about her alleged improper relationship with prosecutor Nathan Wade. How will the judge’s ruling affect their case against President Donald Trump for charges of 2020 election interference and voter fraud? Willis’ court appearance yesterday was outrageous and over the top. At the same time, it was likely a calculated move to distract attention from the serious charges that she faces. That Willis allegedly had an improper relationship with Wade is not the issue – both are consenting adults. However, what is the basis for prosecutorial misconduct is the alleged misuse of funds by Wade and Willis. Further, did their alleged actions undermine the integrity of the judicial system? That is the legal standard for this to go forward.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis took the stand yesterday and gave a tumultuous testimony about her alleged improper relationship with prosecutor Nathan Wade. How will the judge’s ruling affect their case against President Donald Trump for charges of 2020 election interference and voter fraud? The Sekulow team discusses Trump’s legal case in Georgia, the ACLJ’s case at the U.S. Supreme Court regarding the 14th Amendment, Trump’s ongoing appeal for presidential immunity, the latest news in Trump’s New York civil case – and much more.

Special Counsel Jack Smith has asked the Supreme Court to deny Donald Trump’s request to delay his alleged election interference trial. If the Supreme Court doesn’t grant a stay, how soon could arguments begin?