
KEY POINTS
- Trump said the judgments filing was "unconstitutional and unfair"
- He also said it was a politically motivated move in collaboration with current president Biden
- The GOP presidential frontrunner's mounting legal woes come during a crucial period ahead of the election
Ex-president Donald Trump's prized estate north of Manhattan, Seven Springs, hangs in the balance following the New York Attorney General's Office judgments filing in Westchester County that could possibly see his private golf course and estate seized. But, the business magnate isn't staying silent through it all, especially as he sets his eyes on another presidential term.