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In reply to the discussion: 'Liens on their property': Dem reveals blue states' secret weapon against Trump [View all]MichMan
(15,515 posts)49. How would the states get the employer to give them the money instead of it being sent directly to the US Treasury?
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'Liens on their property': Dem reveals blue states' secret weapon against Trump [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Jul 5
OP
I have been saying that the states who he moves against should do something like this.
OldBaldy1701E
Jul 5
#1
It definitely doesn't sound legal, but it can at least delay and maybe deny state funds to an asset
ancianita
Jul 5
#35
They can drag their feet like tfg, tie it up in courts and not comply with the rulings.. What are they gonna do, sue?
mitch96
Jul 5
#46
Not a crime at all. There's no federal statute mandating the process whereby withholding makes its way to the Feds.
paleotn
Jul 5
#27
Nice idea but Supreme Court will eventually intervene against states. Is K-9 funding mandated by congress?
lostnfound
Jul 5
#4
How would the states get the employer to give them the money instead of it being sent directly to the US Treasury?
MichMan
Jul 5
#49
I didn't see any specifics in the OP about what type of state payments would be held.
MichMan
Jul 5
#54
There is nothing in that article, nor an earlier NBC one, that says anything about "federal property".
BumRushDaShow
Jul 5
#20
I don't think this has to do with what they call "real property" (buildings)
BumRushDaShow
Jul 5
#41