Texas judge blocks O’Rourke for non -profit for funding fleeing the Democrats in Texas

A Texas judge ruled on Friday against Beto O’Rourke and his non -profit organization on Friday in a case brought by the Attorney General of the State Ken Paxton, who accused them of illegally raising funds to support the Democratic legislators fleeing the State to block the legislation on the redistribution of the GOP.

The district judge of the county of Tarrant, Megan Fahey, made a temporary prohibition prescription Friday evening against O’Rourke, a former member of the Congress and candidate for the Democratic presidential election, and his group, propelled by people, on “practices of collection of illegal funds” linked to efforts to support the Democrats of Texas who fled the State – including the Funding, the Housing daily fines.

“The defendants have and will continue to engage in practices for collecting illegal funds and the use of political funds in a manner that violates directly or raised the Democratic legislators of Texas (the law),” wrote Fahey in her decision on Friday evening. “Consumers have and continue to undergo irreparable damage thanks to these illegal acts because they make political contributions that are used to finance personal expenses and violate state law.”

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The Texas Judge governs Beto O’Rourke after the Attorney General of Texas, Ken Paxton, continued him as well as his non -profit organization for having illegally helped the Democrats of Texas who fled the State to hinder the efforts to redistigue the GOP. (Getty Images)

The order of Fahey prohibits O’Rourke or his group from continuing to collect funds or provide financial support to the Funite Democrats in Texas. The decision only occurred a few hours after the Paxton office filed a petition for a temporary ban on O’Rourke.

Fahey is a republican and she was appointed by the Governor of GOP Texas Gregg Abbott in 2019.

In response to the decision, O’Rourke published a statement arguing that Paxton tries to close his non -profit organization “because our volunteers are fighting for voting rights and free elections”, which he called “the kind of work that threatens the take that Paxton, Trump and Abbott have in power in Texas”.

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Texas prosecutor general, Ken Paxton, said “crying more, Lib” after Beto O’Rourke called him for trying to close his non -profit organization propelled by people, who was accused of illegally finance the state’s fleeing democrats. (AP photo / Tony Gutierrez, file)

“They want to make examples of those who fight so that others do not do it,” added O’Rourke. “Now, Paxton has deposited a ban prescription to try to withdraw from the fight. He wants to object and prevent me from directing this organization. He wants to prevent us from fighting Trump’s attempt from stealing the five seats of the congress he needs to hang on to power.

“Cry Plus, Lib,” said Paxton in response to the O’Rourke Declaration. “You have lost in court because you violate the law and deceive the Texans. We will absolutely make an example of law breezers.”

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In addition to Powered by People, Paxton also launched an investigation into the majority CAP in Texas, which was also accused of being a major donor of the LEFER DEMERMATES in Texas.

Meanwhile, O’Rourke put his own action against Paxton before the El Paso District Court on Friday, Texas Tribune reported. O’Rourke accused Paxton of having launched a “fishing expedition” and asked a judge to block Paxton’s investigation into the practices of his non -profit organizations.