DOJ Urged to Investigate Trump's $50 Million Non-Existent Loan
A watchdog group has filed a complaint with the Department of Justice, alleging that Donald Trump falsely reported a $50 million loan on financial disclosures, potentially constituting tax fraud.
- A watchdog group claims there is no evidence of a $50 million loan reported by Donald Trump, suggesting potential tax fraud.
- The complaint, filed by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, urges the DOJ to investigate the matter.
- Trump's financial disclosures have repeatedly included the loan, which a court-appointed monitor claims does not exist.
- Legal implications of the false loan report could include penalties for making material false statements.
- The ongoing controversy adds to the legal challenges Trump faces amid his presidential campaign.