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New York woman arrested for alleged threats against President after social media outburst Washington, DC – Monday — A New York woman is in federal custody after allegedly traveling to Washington, D.C., and making online threats against the President of the United States, according to U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Jeanine Pirro. The woman, identified as Nathalie Rose Jones, is facing two federal charges related to knowingly and willfully threatening the life of the President. Prosecutors say Jones posted threats on Facebook and Instagram, calling the President a terrorist and expressing intent to have him "eliminated." In a video statement released by the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Pirro confirmed that Jones had traveled from New York to the capital, where her threats allegedly intensified. She is now in federal custody and is expected to be prosecuted “to the full extent of the law.” “Threatening the life of the President is one of the most serious crimes,” Pirro said. “Make no mistake—justice will be served.” Officials credited the U.S. Secret Service, with special agents from both New York and Washington, D.C., working together to identify and apprehend the suspect before any violence occurred. Authorities have not disclosed further details about the timing or exact nature of the threats. The arrest marks a rare but serious case of a citizen crossing state lines and allegedly issuing credible threats against the nation’s highest elected office, triggering an immediate response from federal law enforcement. Jones is expected to appear before a federal magistrate judge in Washington, D.C., where she will be formally charged and face detention proceedings. Key Points Nathalie Rose Jones was arrested after allegedly threatening the President on Facebook and Instagram. She traveled from New York to Washington, D.C., where she was taken into custody by federal agents. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro vowed full prosecution and praised the Secret Service for their swift action. A New York woman is behind bars after allegedly threatening the President in a chilling online campaign.

Trump calls for largest mass deportation operation in US history in New York City

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June 15, 2025

PALM BEACH, FL — President Donald Trump issued a new statement calling for what he describes as the largest mass deportation operation of illegal immigrants in United States history, directing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers to intensify efforts nationwide.

In a social media post, Trump praised ICE officers for their “incredible strength, determination, and courage” while claiming they are subjected to “violence, harassment, and even threats from Radical Democrat Politicians.” He emphasized that ICE officers are “herewith ordered, by notice of this TRUTH, to do all in their power” to achieve the administration’s deportation goals.

Trump specifically targeted major cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York, where he said “millions of illegal aliens reside.” He accused Democrats of using undocumented immigrants to expand their voter base, grow welfare programs, and undermine American workers.

“These Radical Left Democrats are sick of mind, hate our Country, and actually want to destroy our Inner Cities — And they are doing a good job of it!” Trump stated. He linked sanctuary cities, open borders, and other progressive policies to rising crime and social disorder in urban areas.

The statement repeated Trump’s longstanding position that illegal immigration fuels crime and economic instability, while pledging that his administration would commit “every resource possible” to reverse what he called “Mass Destruction Migration.”

Trump outlines federal resources and calls for law enforcement support

Trump added that his plan would involve remigration efforts, returning undocumented immigrants to their countries of origin, and preventing the admission of individuals who “undermine the domestic tranquility of the United States.”

He called on multiple federal agencies, including the FBI, DEA, ATF, Pentagon, and State Department, stating, “you have my unwavering support.” Trump concluded his message with a directive to law enforcement: “Now go, GET THE JOB DONE!”

The statement did not provide specific policy mechanisms or timelines for implementing the proposed mass deportation operation. It also did not clarify whether this directive reflects a formal policy action or a campaign pledge.

Trump’s statement is consistent with previous remarks he has made on immigration and border enforcement during his presidency and in his ongoing 2024 presidential campaign.

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