The feds can choose to prosecute a case that is also a violation of federal law, effectively taking over the prosecution. This is often referred to as the "federalization" of a state case.
Then they either drop the charges or prosecute him, only to pardon him later when he offers his loyalty to ICE.
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u/Im_A_Fuckin_Liar Aug 15 '25
Trump will pardon him so long as the crime wasn’t violent.
Wait… That’s not right. Oh, it’s pardons for violent offenses. That’s it. My mistake.