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- Trump has threatened various entities, including law firms, with retribution if they do not comply with his demands, leading some firms to provide legal support worth millions of dollars.
- While some law firms have capitulated, others have resisted Trump and pursued legal action against him.
- Ivan Raiklin, referring to himself as the 'secretary of retribution', has circulated a target list of Trump's political enemies and is calling for retaliatory arrests related to the January 6 prosecutions.
- Frustration persists among Trump's allies, who feel abandoned as new policies overshadow their campaign for retribution against those involved in holding January 6 participants accountable.
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'Retribution or bust’: Trump's 'Secretary of Retribution' demands mass arrests
Ivan Raiklin, a retired Army lieutenant colonel who calls himself the “secretary of retribution,” has circulated a so-called “Deep State target list” of President Donald Trump’s political enemies for more than a year now.Although his promise of spectacular “live-streamed” arrests of hundreds of political figures up to and including former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on fancifully concocted charges of treason and other purported violations of law …
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