Galicia v. Trump

Galicia v. Trump is a case put before the New York Supreme Court in which plaintiffs alleged that they were assaulted in 2015 by Donald Trump's security team (which included Keith Schiller) at Trump Tower while peacefully protesting Trump's statements related to Black Lives Matter and Mexican immigrants.[1][2][3]

In September 2019 the judge ordered President Trump to "appear for a videotaped deposition" under oath for the civil suit.[4]

See also

References
  1. "Trump Security Team to Face Jury for 2015 Attack on Activists". Bloomberg News.
  2. "Protesters Alleging Assault by Trump Security Team Can Proceed With Lawsuit". New York Law Journal.
  3. "Trump security's use of force questioned". Politico.
  4. Dareh Gregorian (September 20, 2019). "Judge orders Trump to answer questions under oath in protesters' case; The protesters allege Trump's security guards roughed them up. The judge said Trump's testimony is 'indispensable' to the case". nbcnews.com. Retrieved September 23, 2019.
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