Posted on Sep 8, 2022
Kris Kobach says he's helping close border wall project that led to Steve Bannon's fraud charges
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Republican attorney general nominee Kris Kobach says he’s helping to shut down a private group that wanted to build a wall on the Mexican border — and that’s at the heart of a fraud indictment of a close adviser to former President Donald Trump.
Steve Bannon surrendered himself on Thursday after being indicted on charges that the We Build the Wall group defrauded contributors. The organization received more than $20 million from thousands of contributors.
Kobach was also an adviser to Trump on immigration issues and performed legal work for We Build the Wall. He is not named in the Bannon indictment.
Kobach told reporters after a campaign event Wednesday night that the organization is no longer working to build a wall and he is assisting in its legal closure.
“You have to do an orderly shutdown of a corporation,” Kobach said. “There has to be some attorney involved to actually make it happen.”
Steve Bannon surrendered himself on Thursday after being indicted on charges that the We Build the Wall group defrauded contributors. The organization received more than $20 million from thousands of contributors.
Kobach was also an adviser to Trump on immigration issues and performed legal work for We Build the Wall. He is not named in the Bannon indictment.
Kobach told reporters after a campaign event Wednesday night that the organization is no longer working to build a wall and he is assisting in its legal closure.
“You have to do an orderly shutdown of a corporation,” Kobach said. “There has to be some attorney involved to actually make it happen.”
Kris Kobach says he's helping close border wall project that led to Steve Bannon's fraud charges
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"Was Kobach in communication with Trump on his campaign project?
Brian Kolfage, one of the men charged for allegedly defrauding donors, and the group, reiterated that Kobach was in communication with Trump about the project and that the president supported the initiative. "The feedback has been positive," Kolfage said at a townhall for the project."
"Was Kobach in communication with Trump on his campaign project?
Brian Kolfage, one of the men charged for allegedly defrauding donors, and the group, reiterated that Kobach was in communication with Trump about the project and that the president supported the initiative. "The feedback has been positive," Kolfage said at a townhall for the project."
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So what took him so long? He had to know the money wasn't going where it was supposed to
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