Overview
- The Federal Housing Finance Agency referred Letitia James to the Department of Justice, alleging she falsified records for favorable mortgage terms.
- Claims include misrepresenting her Brooklyn property’s unit count and declaring a Virginia home as her principal residence despite living in New York.
- James has publicly rejected the allegations, describing them as part of a 'revenge tour' tied to her legal battles with former President Trump.
- Legal experts suggest potential charges could include wire fraud, mail fraud, and false statements, though no formal charges have been filed yet.
- James is leveraging the controversy to rally support, hosting a high-dollar fundraiser with contributions reaching up to $18,000 for her re-election bid.