[SJackson]

Nice headline, the likelihood of it happening is zero. Lack of prosecution, even basic law enforcement, of the actions of his groups is a bigger issue.

[Strac6]

You are right. This is a legal non-starter. Another example of a so-called “journalist” writing a headline designed to sell magazines, with no legal foundation to back it up.

[IC Ken]

George Soros owns the Democrats and the GOP. He runs the corruption.

[Westbrook]

The Russians still have a warrant for Soros’ arrest for currency manipulation.

We don’t have an extradition treaty with Russia, but we should hand Soros over to them. I’m certain they will do a better job of punishing this Jabba-the-Hut wannabe than we would.

[WMarshal]

Just let the British have Soros. I am sure they would like to spend a lot of time with him in a dark dungeon.

[cashless]

Go see Bill Whittle’s March 25(?) video on YouTube to see how the violent leftist fascist and what is happening in our streets is no different than prewar Germany. If Soros has one favorite tactic, it seems to be Brown Shirts. He should know having probably been one himself.

[fella]

He should be tried for war crimes he committed during WWII.

[Tilted Irish Kilt]

(from the article) :" "Although the right to peacefully protest is enshrined in the Construction," law professor John F. Banzhaf III writes,
"there is no constitutional or other legal right to commit criminal acts to make a point."

Does the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act – RICO apply here ?
I think so , since he is funding and supporting various organizations whose intent is to create chaos and civil disruption ,
but , officially , these organizations deny their intent to commit physical violence ,or criminal actions. Their defense is :"Crap happens ..."
However, his intent currently coincides with the agenda of the certain members of the current administration ;
civil and/or criminal prosecution would require the cooperation of the Dept. of Justice , and right now that isn't very likely.

[Be Careful]

I do think, however, that someone like Trump can press criminal charges and a civil suit against him for financing the groups that threaten him at his rallies.

[Envisioning]

Arrest hell! Drone his ass...

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Why don't lawyers file a class-action civil suit using the doctrine of vicarious liability to represent the thousands who his actions have harmed -- and make him pay a few billions of his (ill-gotten?) wealth to his victims?

[b4its2late]

Arrest Soreass! Sounds good to me!

[Bringbackthedraft]

I wonder if we could get the former Capo, under the same law as that German guy who was an accountant at Auschwitz? Oh, that’s right, He and the Capo were only following orders. ???

[Enlightened1]