Indictments and raids now land on the midterm calendar, aimed at the opposition.
A Virginia mapmaker indicted on drug charges twelve days before the vote and a congresswoman whose publicly pre-announced home raid now carries a stated denaturalization endgame show criminal process being timed to the election window and telegraphed by political leadership as a partisan weapon.
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The indictment of the legislator who led the state's redistricting push was unsealed twelve days before the midterms, atop an FBI raid she had already cast as retribution.
A sitting member of Congress had her home raided after public pre-announcement by the president and border czar, with the investigation openly built toward stripping her citizenship and seat.