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New York took the first formal step to enforce its fraud judgment against Donald Trump by registering it in Westchester County on March 6, 2024. That move did not seize any property, but it did help put the state in position to pursue liens or other collection tools if the judgment remains unpaid.
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New York took the first formal step to enforce its fraud judgment against Donald Trump by registering it in Westchester County on March 6, 2024. That move did not seize any property, but it did help put the state in position to pursue liens or other collection tools if the judgment remains unpaid.
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New York took the first formal step to enforce its fraud judgment against Donald Trump by registering it in Westchester County on March 6, 2024. That move did not seize any property, but it did help put the state in position to pursue liens or other collection tools if the judgment remains unpaid.
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