Trump Assets Frozen as the “Billionaire” Cannot Pay Bond- Judge Order Immediate Asset Seizure
By BoredomMD Total Views : 3586 Daily Views : 3Trump Assets Frozen as the “Billionaire” Cannot Pay Bond Judge Order Immediate Asset Seizure. The repo man is at Trump’s door.
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https://abcnews.go.com/US/letitia-james-shes-prepared-seize-trumps-assets-pay/story?id=107381482
On January 23, 2026 a NY State Supreme Court Judge ruled that because Trump could not come up with a bond $557 million (120% of debt), he ordered immediate asset seizure of his properties. The Japanese bond crash resulted in the bonding agency that was securing his civil fraud appeal resulted in a margin call withdrawing their bond.
Foreclosure on 40 Wallstreet, Trump Tower, private jet. Trump is apocalyptic and threatening to call in national guard to protect his buildings. At 40 Wallstreet- Trump doesn’t own the building, he owns the ground lease. Ground leases if you default, it can be sold. Trump Tower- bottom floors- sheriff can appoint a receiver. Seven Spring Estate- inflated valuation- seizing it is clean to secure. Trump bank accounts-sheriff can send a levy to every bank in New York and all accounts with Trump on it gets frozen in order to pay judgment. If Trump resists, results in obstruction of justice.
This is the result of Trump overstating your property values.The ruling detailed how property values were inflated by as much as 2,300% in some cases. Mara Lago alone was valued at over $700 million when comparable properties in Palm Beach sold for a fraction of that amount. Trump Tower’s penthouse triplex was listed at 30,000 squareft when it actually measured just 10,996 square foot.
What is Trump trying to do-he is trying to get the DOJ to say he has immunity using an emergency injunction to say presidents can not be sued for asset seizure in civil court. However, The Supreme Court previously has ruled in Clinton vs Jones that a president can be sued civil court.






