Disappointing. There should be maximal public transparency around entrapment operations by federal informants to ensure the FBI never again repeats the very obvious politically motivated entrapment operation they did in this case.Julie Kelly 🇺🇸 (@julie_kelly2):BREAKING: Trump DOJ opposes cert filed by one of the Whitmer fednapping defendants before SCOTUS. SG Sauer argues that the trial judge was correct in preventing jury from seeing 200+ comms between FBI informants, describing the messages as “hearsay.”M ...

Allegations of Misconduct and Conspiracy - Accusations suggest an individual, Holman, solicited bribes with promises of influence in exchange for helping people once Trump secured a second term [13] - The alleged conspiracy is considered complete upon agreement, regardless of whether the underlying offense occurred [8][11] - The administration is accused of engaging in cover-ups of illegal activities, rather than being transparent [12] Investigation and Entrapment Defense - The FBI investigation was reportedly triggered by information from the streets of Texas, not internal sources [14] - The administration's use of "entrapment" as a defense implies admission of the underlying offense [9] - Entrapment is defined as coercing someone into an action they were not predisposed to do [15] Department of Justice and Prosecution - Questions are raised regarding why the Department of Justice (DOJ) did not charge Holman [6] - The DOJ acknowledged the House Judiciary letter, while the FBI has not yet acknowledged it [5] - Concerns are expressed about the lack of aggressive prosecution of the current President of the United States [7] Detention Facilities and Contracts - A detention facility in El Paso employed approximately 700 people daily, with only 25 being federal government employees [22][23] - The majority of contracts at the detention facility are allegedly connected to Trump's associates [23][24] - Allegations suggest these contracts are part of a scheme to profit from the incarceration of people of color [24]