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But he now insists that the migrant surge was some devilish scheme concocted by the Maduro regime to flood America’s streets with Venezuelan drug dealers.

There’s no way he could have known he was committing a crime, since prosecutors concocted the offense.

But that charge was barred by the statute of limitations, so the district attorney went to work concocting a felony, which has a longer statute of limitations.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court doesn’t so much interpret the law as concoct it, and voters will get an opportunity to respond on next week’s ballot.

Mr. Grassley had already released a January 2023 FBI document showing how vague and evolving that search was: It laid out seven “lines of effort” to concoct a “multifaceted conspiracy.”