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Federal Marshals Execute Asset Seizure Order at Mar-a-Lago | $540M Judgment Enforcement

Federal marshals just executed an asset seizure order at Mar-a-Lago. A convoy of twelve U.S. Marshals vehicles arrived at 6:47 AM with a federal court order to enforce the $540 million civil fraud judgment. When security attempted to deny entry, the lead marshal stated: "This is a federal court order. You can comply, or you can be arrested for obstruction. There is no third option." The final trigger: a January 8th revelation that the proposed $175 million bond was backed by assets already pledged as collateral in three separate arrangements—which the court called "a deliberate attempt to deceive." This video covers Deputy Marshal Rebecca Torres formally serving the seizure notice, why Judge Patricia Chen issued her order within 18 hours, and the 47 pages of documentation showing eleven months of failed compliance efforts. Timestamps: Breaking: Marshals at Mar-a-Lago $540 Million Judgment Enforcement Security Confrontation at Gate The Bond Collateral Deception Property Inventory Begins What Happens Next