Tuesday 03/June/2025 – 11:42 AM
In a strange incident of its kind, the American judiciary charged a man from Wisconsin to falsify a threat message to US President Donald Trump, with the aim of causing a Mexican immigrant who does not speak English fluently, and pushed the authorities to deport him from the country, according to the Associated Press.
Trump’s assassination threat message
According to the indictment, Dimitrick de. Scott is the one behind the message that was sent to officials at the Federal and State levels, including an explicit threat to the assassination of Trump, while the name Ramon Morales Reyes and his address appeared as a fake messenger.
She was directed to Scott, who is in Milwoki Province prison awaiting a separate trial against the backdrop of armed robbery and serious assault, charged with criminal intimidation of a witness, stealing identity, in addition to violating the conditions of conditional release.
The immigration authorities arrested Morales Reyes, 54, on May 21, after he brought his son to school, after an announcement from the Minister of Internal Security Christie Naim, who accused him of being the author of the threatened message, and said that he decided to deport himself to Mexico, and this announcement was promoted to the official White House accounts in the means of communication.
However, the investigations soon revealed a defect in the novel, after it was found that Morales Reyes was not fluent in English, and that his handwriting did not match the message, which raised the suspicions of the investigators and pushed them to listen to calls made by Scott from prison, during which he admitted that he was involved in writing the messages as part of a plan to drop his trial, by rhythm in Moralis Reyes with the immigration authorities.
Morales Reyes works as a dishes in the city of Milwaukee, lives with his wife and three children, all of them hold American citizenship, and he previously submitted a request to obtain an U -immigrant visa for irregular migrants who are seriously crimes within the United States, according to his lawyer Kayem Abdouli.
His lawyer for deportation cases, Kain Uhalhan, said that the priority now is to secure the release of Morales Reyes from the detention center, and work to protect his legal status, especially since his request to obtain a U visa is still under consideration amid great accumulation in this type of cases that may continue for years.
Olhan added that his client is a victim of a conspiracy with personal and criminal motives, and that it is unacceptable to use such tricks to manipulate the American immigration system.
