Jacqueline Diaz

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455 appearances 58 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard 8 Sep

Jacqueline Diaz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Some top Democrats are really concerned with another part of the settlement.
That is one that bars the U.S.
government from taking action over past tax returns filed by Trump, his companies and his family.
One Democrat, Jamie Raskin of Maryland, said on Friday that Congress should not have to wait for the courts and has the power to act itself.
Well, President Trump and other folks in the White House have said repeatedly that he does not get any personal benefit from this fund.
And the Justice Department has defended its legality.
The DOJ, for its part, did not respond to a request for comment from NPR.
But we do know that some Trump supporters who feel like they've been targeted by the DOJ have started applying for the fund.
So far, that's included Michael Caputo, a Trump ally and former Health and Human Services spokesman.
He has said he and his family were targeted by the Biden administration.
Blanche, the acting attorney general, is sure to get questions about the weaponization fund and who might benefit when he testifies before a House budget hearing on Tuesday.
In the last year and a half, the Justice Department says it has filed more than 60 cases to revoke citizenship.
That's more than during all four years of the Biden administration.
NPR reviewed 34 denaturalization cases the DOJ has publicly announced.
So far, 11 have resulted in denaturalization.
And most of these cases involve people charged or serving prison time for fraud or drug trafficking.
Daniel Kanstrom is a professor of law at Boston College who specializes in immigration.
He credits the strong legal protections in the justice system that have prevented any potential abuse of the system.
Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.
Confidential license plates are generally given to law enforcement for undercover work.
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