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US Marshals. Mar‑a‑Lago. A fraud judgment in the hundreds of millions. And for the first time, the enforcement paper has followed Donald Trump all the way home to Palm Beach.

Early this morning, multiple law enforcement vehicles pulled up to the gates of Mar‑a‑Lago as U.S. Marshals arrived with writs of execution tied to Trump’s unpaid civil judgments. Social media is screaming “SEIZURE” and “EJECTION” — but what’s actually happening on the ground, and on the docket?

In this video, I break down:

The exact court documents now in play:

New York civil fraud judgment (over $350 million plus interest)
Registered judgment in Florida
Writs of execution directed to the U.S. Marshals Service
Palm Beach County lien entries tied to the Mar‑a‑Lago owning entities
What U.S. Marshals can and cannot legally do at Mar‑a‑Lago:

Serving writs and recording liens
Levying non‑homestead property interests
Coordinating on a sheriff’s sale — if a court orders one
Why they can’t just kick down the doors and throw Trump out without a separate ejectment order and serious Secret Service coordination
How a New York fraud judgment becomes enforceable in Florida under Full Faith and Credit

What Florida’s homestead protections do — and don’t — cover
Why Mar‑a‑Lago’s status as a club owned by an LLC weakens the “it’s just my home” shield
We’ll walk through the last 72 hours:

Day –2: New York AG gets judgment certification; judge signs writs saying “no one is above the law.”
Day –1: Judgment is registered in Florida; clerk stamps “Recorded” next to a Trump‑related LLC.
Day 0: U.S. Marshals arrive at Mar‑a‑Lago’s gate to serve lawful process on the judgment debtor and the property’s managing agent.
Then we zoom out:

Trump’s decades‑long pattern of not paying contractors and dragging out cases
Why judges and AGs finally decided “no more special treatment”
What this means for Trump’s wider empire — golf courses, towers, brand deals — if Mar‑a‑Lago can be encumbered
And we dig into the fallout:

Trump’s legal team filing emergency motions claiming overreach and homestead protection
Trump calling Marshals “Biden’s thugs,” fundraising off the images at the gate
AGs insisting they’re simply enforcing a lawfully obtained judgment
Lenders, members, and even some Republicans quietly asking: “Has the line been crossed, or is this just what happens when you don’t pay your judgments?”
This isn’t rumor. It’s in black and white on the docket.

By the end of this video, you’ll know:

What stage of enforcement we’re actually in (lien, not lockout)
How close the system really is to a practical seizure of Trump’s flagship property
Whether “US Marshals at Mar‑a‑Lago” is justice finally catching up — or our politics eating themselves alive
Watch to the end, then tell me in the comments:
Is going after Mar‑a‑Lago finally holding Trump accountable like any other debtor — or is this a line that scares you?

Subscribe and hit the bell. I’m tracking every writ, every lien, every hearing, and every move at those gates in Palm Beach. The writs are real. The Marshals are real. The only question now is whether the courts will just tap on the gates of Mar‑a‑Lago — or finally push them open.


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