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Trump Accuses Schiff of Mortgage Fraud Amid Ongoing Investigations

President Trump has intensified allegations against Senator Adam Schiff, claiming mortgage fraud and calling for legal action, as investigations unfold regarding Schiff's financial dealings.

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  • President Trump has accused Senator Adam Schiff of mortgage fraud, demanding prosecution for alleged financial misconduct.
  • The Federal Housing Finance Agency has referred Schiff's case to the Justice Department for investigation.
  • Schiff is alleged to have misrepresented his Maryland property while claiming tax exemptions on a California condo.
  • Ethics complaints against Schiff regarding mortgage fraud have surfaced in 2023 and 2024, raising questions about his political future.
  • Schiff's office has dismissed Trump's allegations as politically motivated and baseless.
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Senator Adam Schiff is accused of mortgage fraud related to his Maryland property, including misrepresenting it as his primary residence to claim tax exemptions while owning a condominium in California. These allegations suggest he benefited from owner-occupant discounts improperly.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), which regulates mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, referred Senator Schiff's mortgage fraud case to the U.S. Department of Justice for further investigation.

Senator Schiff has denied all allegations of mortgage fraud, calling the claims a 'baseless attempt at political retribution' and stating these accusations will not stop him from holding former President Trump accountable.

President Trump intensified his accusations by labeling Schiff a 'crook' and calling for him to be prosecuted, asserting that Schiff engaged in a sustained pattern of mortgage fraud and needs to be brought to justice.

Yes, the statute of limitations for mortgage fraud is typically 10 years, and Schiff's last refinancing transaction related to these allegations occurred in 2013, which may limit potential legal actions on this matter.

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