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In the wake of a bombshell ruling in former President Donald Trump’s civil fraud case, a growing contingent of truckers supporting Trump are threatening to boycott deliveries to New York City, warning of potential economic paralysis for the bustling metropolis. The ruling, which fined Trump $355 million for allegedly inflating his net worth to deceive banks and insurers, has sparked outrage among his supporters, prompting them to take drastic action.
Following a barrage of lawsuits and mounting public scrutiny, Trump University became the subject of a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of thousands of dissatisfied students. The lawsuit alleged that Trump University had engaged in deceptive marketing tactics, misrepresented the quality of its programs, and misled participants about the benefits of its courses. As the legal battle unfolded, Trump vehemently denied any wrongdoing, characterizing the lawsuits as politically motivated attacks orchestrated by his adversaries.
The $355 million judgment against Trump represents a significant financial setback for the former president, adding to a litany of legal challenges and controversies that have shadowed his tenure in office and beyond.
Jennifer Hernandez, one of the truckers involved in the protest, emphasized the potential impact on New York City’s economy. “It could shut New York City down,” she cautioned, highlighting the ripple effects of even a modest reduction in truck deliveries. Hernandez stressed that while the intention isn’t to harm New Yorkers, the consequences could be severe, leading to skyrocketing prices on essential goods like milk and eggs.
The boycott movement has gained traction on social media, with numerous truckers expressing their support and even suggesting that the boycott could persist for years. One vocal advocate, Chicago Ray, claimed to have garnered support from 95% of truckers, arguing that freight companies wouldn’t be able to ignore the collective action of their drivers. Despite the potential backlash, truckers remain steadfast in their commitment to the cause, buoyed by Trump’s endorsement on his Truth Social network.
Trump himself hailed the truckers’ efforts as a testament to patriotism and resistance against what he perceives as unfair targeting by the Biden administration. He denounced the alleged weaponization of law enforcement and urged his supporters to “MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!” However, the boycott movement isn’t without its detractors, with some critics questioning the legality and ethics of withholding essential deliveries to a major city.
Amidst the fervor, Chicago Ray faced scrutiny after his viral video prompted widespread attention. While he ultimately deleted the video from his platform, he maintained his support for the movement and Trump. Asserting his independence and disavowing any formal leadership role, Chicago Ray underscored the personal nature of the decision for each driver involved.
As tensions escalate between Trump supporters and detractors, the fate of the New York City delivery boycott remains uncertain. While truckers vow to stand firm in their support for Trump, the potential ramifications for the city’s economy and residents loom large.
