It appears the effort to have former President Donald Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (R-OH), criminally charged for repeating rumors about Haitian migrants has failed miserably.
A panel of three judges in Ohio decided against issuing arrest warrants for Trump and Vance after a Soros-funded group called Haitian Bridge Alliance (HBA) accused them of inciting bomb threats against members of the community in Springfield. The allegations centered on claims made by both men that Haitian immigrants reportedly were eating cats and dogs belonging to residents.
Guerline Jozef, cofounder and executive director of the San Diego-based Haitian Bridge Alliance, used an Ohio law that allows private citizens to file criminal charges. She filed her first affidavit against the Republicans on Sept. 24, accusing the pair of nine criminal violations, both felonies and misdemeanors.
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