Discussion on Sealed Indictments and Immigration

Just shy of 500,000 sealed indictments

sitting, waiting to be served. This is many, many, many times the

normal number. This is unbelievable behind the scenes.

Now, the sealed indictments can be, uh, for all sorts of things.

It could be immigration frauds. Uh, it could be,

um, election stuff, uh, you know,

gangs, whatever. Uh, each indictment

isn't just one person.

The indictments can have

between one and 99

named persons within a single sealed indictment.

And, uh, by the way, I, I mentioned to you, John, when you

were here with me the

other day,

um, the latest, uh, data,

uh, that, uh, you know, I've been monitoring was provided to me by

friends

concerning, uh, all the federal district courts

around the country, uh, 56 of them,

um,

you know, 'cause you have territories besides the

states.

Uh, just shy,

just a very small number shy of 500,000

sealed indictments when you add it up between all the courts

over the last

several years that are still active.

Uh,

uh, just shy of 500,000

sealed indictments sitting, waiting to be served.

This is many, many, many times the normal number.

This is unbelievable behind the scenes.

Now, the sealed indictments can be, uh, for all sorts of things.

It could be immigration frauds. Uh, it could be,

um, election stuff, uh, you know,

gangs, whatever.

Uh, each indictment isn't just one person.

The indictments can have between one and

99

named persons within a single sealed indictment.

Uh, and these have been heard by grand juries.

So, uh, this is an astounding number.

This isn't just some, uh, rogue prosecutor

or group of prosecutors doing stuff, some secret, you know,

star chamber situation. This is all relatively in the

open by grand juries which meet in secret as far as their

actual proceedings, who have handed down these indictments

because

of the fact that there's ongoing investigations.

Just like if you had a drug or, um,

criminal cartel of some sort doing something, uh, and you

maybe get one guy on murder, but you don't wanna

spill the beans before you get other people that may have been involved,

um,

you, uh, seal that indictment while you're continuing to

bring, uh, the charges against the rest to fill it

out without

spilling the beans. Well, to have almost a half a million sealed

indictments,

you know, if you had, let's say they're not 99 in every

indictment, but

maybe an average of 10,

uh, well, that would be 5 million people under

indictment.

Um, is that immigration fraud and things like that?

Uh, you know, if you had the full 99, every single one, that'd be 50 million

people, uh, you know, under indictment.

So there's some wild aspect to this. Is it some small portion?

Look, if it was, you know, half of the 5 million, if it

was a quarter of the

5 million, you're still talking about 1.5 or

1.25 million people,

uh, on those indictments if, if you were just having two or three people

on indictment. So, uh, four

people on indictment. You know, uh, it's an astounding number no matter what,

and that still hasn't been served. They're active.

They're not there for no reason.

They're holding, holding, holding till the critical

moment when they can be served en masse.

And, uh, we are, by the way, if there's people here in the audience,

you know, we have a lot of

patriot-type people who,

unfortunately, they're here in the United States

and got here for any number of reasons, uh,

without coming through the front door, and they're not the most horrible

people in the world. Uh, but,

um, if you get picked up and deported,

the way the law is, and that's not gonna change under Trump

or anybody probably

that follows close after him, if you're deported, you

cannot come back to America ever again.

Can't come visit your kids or friends, relatives, anything.

Uh, if you self-deport,

then you can go through the process to come back.

And, uh,

so hard as it may be,

in the environment that's existing now and about to

get radically more intense over the

next six months,

uh,

if you

want to be able to preserve that option,

uh, for yourself, your kids, whatever, you have to self-deport.