Hombre de Florida acusado de amenazar con matar a Trump y a funcionarios

Un residente de Florida de 32 años enfrenta cargos federales por presuntamente emitir amenazas violentas contra el presidente Donald Trump y dos altos funcionarios de la administración durante varios meses.

Nathaniel Sanders II está acusado de publicar amenazas en plataformas de redes sociales entre enero y abril de 2026. Los objetivos incluían al presidente Trump, al secretario de Estado y asesor de Seguridad Nacional interino Marco Rubio, y a la exfiscal general de EE. UU. Pam Bondi, según una denuncia penal presentada en el Tribunal de Distrito de los Estados Unidos para el Distrito Sur de Florida.

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