Forbes: Trump used the presidential seal at the Meme coin dinner, which may violate federal law.

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Forbes reported that Trump may have violated federal law by using the presidential seal at a private dinner for Meme coins, a law that prohibits the misuse of seals to imply government support, with violators facing possible imprisonment or fines. Experts point out that the presidential seal is used only in official capacities, and no past president has ever used it in commercial activities. The White House has not yet responded to this matter.

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2025-05-24 11:42:40

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[Forbes: Trump Using Presidential Seal at Meme Coin Dinner May Violate Federal Law] According to Forbes, U.S. President Trump used the presidential seal podium at a private dinner for Meme Coin TRUMP holders, which may violate Title 18, Section 713 of the U.S. Code. This law prohibits the use of the presidential seal in a manner that suggests government endorsement, with violators facing up to 6 months in prison or fines. Legal experts point out that the presidential seal is reserved for official occasions, and previous presidents such as Obama and Biden have not used the seal in private business events. The White House has not responded to media inquiries regarding the legality of the seal’s usage.

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