Welcome to Crossroads. Could there be a plan to indict Trump again? Well, look, some of the key issues that

were used to indict Trump during his first term, they were dropped when he won his second term,

but it seems now that that didn't go away. Charges for everything Trump faced the first time is

kind of still on the table. Newly revealed documents suggest another case could be waiting

for President Trump after he leaves office. Also, there are actions underway that could investigate

and expunge Trump's impeachment. And also another topic, ICE hasn't covered even more fraud.

This one is a massive fraud ring that involves migrant students

defrauding the United States. I'll be talking about these topics a lot more today. So make sure

to hit the like button, leave a comment. Let's get started. All right, look, first of all,

the series of criminal charges President Donald Trump faced, well, they topped

headlines during his first term in office.

You might remember he was gone just scandal after scandal.

Left office, Biden came in, Mar-a-Lago raided.

Then the indictment started.

Now some of the cases against Trump were dropped when he won his second term, big ones, right?

The real major ones that almost went through.

But it seems now that those charges didn't really go away.

They may not entirely even be off the table yet.

It turns out newly revealed documents recently discovered suggest another case could be waiting for Trump next time he leaves office.

Just the news says this.

It says in the final weeks of Joe Biden's presidency, FBI agents tied to Justice Department Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation.

I remember Jack Smith was in charge of investigating the whole

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