Justice is finally being served!
The Department of Justice has launched a criminal investigation into far-left New York Attorney General Letitia James, following an official referral from the Trump administration’s Federal Housing Finance Agency. The probe, first reported by Fox News, could mark a dramatic turn in what many conservatives are calling a long-overdue reckoning.
🔹 Key Allegations Under Federal Review:
- James allegedly falsified her primary residence on a Virginia home to secure better mortgage terms.
- In a separate incident, she’s accused of misrepresenting the number of livable units in a Brooklyn property to lock in lower interest rates.
A grand jury in Virginia has reportedly issued subpoenas, signaling that the investigation is advancing quickly. The referral came from former FHFA Director William Pulte, a Trump appointee, who flagged potential loan fraud and abuse of housing regulations.
“These are serious, documented allegations involving fraud, and no one should be above the law—especially those in power,” one senior official said.
🔹 Letitia James Cries Foul—Blames President Trump
James’ legal counsel, Abbe Lowell, immediately denounced the DOJ probe as “political retribution” orchestrated by President Donald J. Trump, who James has relentlessly targeted with lawsuits since taking office.
“This is the exact type of revenge politics that President Trump was falsely accused of,” Lowell wrote in a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi, who now leads the DOJ.
🔹 Flashback: James Led Lawsuit Against Trump
James gained national attention for her politically charged lawsuits against President Trump and the Trump Organization. One case resulted in a judge ordering Trump to pay hundreds of millions of dollars—a decision now under appeal.
Now, with the legal tables turning, many Americans are asking whether James herself played fast and loose with the law while accusing others of doing the same.
🔹 Fraud Details Emerge
Lowell claimed James’ listing of the Virginia property as her primary residence was simply a clerical mistake. However, prosecutors are reviewing mortgage documents that suggest otherwise.
In Brooklyn, updated paperwork allegedly shows the property as a four-unit residence. But Pulte insists the outdated certificate of occupancy contradicts that claim—raising red flags about a potential pattern of deception.
🔹 Trump Vindicated?
As critics point to years of weaponized lawfare against President Trump, this investigation is being viewed by many on the right as a moment of long-awaited justice.
“The hypocrisy is glaring,” said one conservative commentator. “James spent years attacking Trump over alleged paperwork discrepancies—now she’s under federal scrutiny for doing the exact same thing.”
With Trump back in the White House and demanding accountability from those who politicized the justice system, this case may represent the first of many legal reversals.